Caroline Matas

Caroline Matas is a doctoral student at Princeton University and social media editor for the Harvard Religious Literacy Project. She studies contemporary American religious identity and media. She can be found tweeting @carolinematas.

Religious Liberty, Sex/Gender/JusticeMay 22, 2018

Tony Perkins will Fit Right in at Religious Freedom Commission

By Caroline Matas

While Perkins has expressed interest in using his new position as an opportunity to support “religious freedom and the defense of religious minorities,” he might find that the USCIRF actually doesn’t require a significant change in focus from his own preoccupations with Christians’ rights.

Archive, Beyond Belief: Election 2016, Politics/Law, Religious Liberty, Sexuality/GenderMay 22, 2018

Tony Perkins Will Fit Right in at Religious Freedom Commission

By Caroline Matas

At first glance, Tony Perkins, who recently complained that the Secretary of State isn’t doing enough…

Archive, Culture, Science, Sexuality/GenderFebruary 1, 2018

How Men’s Rights Activists Are Finding Unlikely Allies in New Atheism: #MeToo, the Manosphere, and the “Church of Feminism”

By Caroline Matas

Anyone familiar with the Internet’s “Manosphere” will be unsurprised to learn that “Red Pillers” and…