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Wal-Mart Faces a New Round of Historic Strikes… But Why Now?

By Sarah Jaffe

…hard to organize. The company embedded itself in a particular brand of free-enterprise-friendly Southern evangelical Christianity that, as historian Bethany Moreton pointed out in her book To Serve God and Wal-Mart, helped win the loyalty of its massive corps of service workers. But the combination of longtime workers feeling betrayed by the company, newer workers who never felt that loyalty to begin with, and the fact that for so many years the c…

Hagee Hangs On

By Bill Berkowitz

…ttend the Washington meeting from a number of organizations, including the newly-formed Jewish group J Street (which has partnered with Democracy for America in an effort called “Say It Ain’t So, Joe”), Lieberman appears, as of this writing, steadfast in his willingness to stand with Hagee. “It’s now necessary for us to look at the totality of (Hagee’s) views,” Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), told Jewish Week…

Faith-Baiting in Minnesota and Elsewhere Follows the “Project Blitz” Playbook

By Frederick Clarkson

…better served if we understand these utterances for what they are: political slogans that speak not to the origins of our nation but to a specific point in its not-so-distant past. If they are to mean anything to us now, we should understand what they meant then.”…

The Blasphemy of ISIS: A 7-Point Pro-Guide to Islam(ism)

By Haroon Moghul

…n inevitably have related meanings as well as similar sounds. The letters S-L-M, for example, produce not just ‘Islam’, and ‘Muslim’, but salam, as in ‘peace’—related to the Hebrew shalom. Which is to say, the religion is easy enough. But when it comes to ‘Islamic,’ things get a lot more confusing. 3. Islamic So far as I can tell, Islam is unique among religions (at least as far as the English language is concerned) in this respect: We can use ‘Mu…

Using ‘a Little Bad History’ The Supreme Court Just Gutted Church-State Separation in 38 States

By Steven K. Green

…pted its no-aid provision Catholic adherents outnumbered Protestants by a 3-to-1 margin, and several of the state’s leading public officials were Catholic. The situations in other states also varied widely. More broadly, the opinions in Espinoza raise questions about the Court’s use of history, particularly when it becomes a rule of constitutional law. History is “complex,” as Chief Justice Roberts acknowledged and Justice Breyer echoed, yet an ad…

Can Mormonism Save Mitt Romney’s Campaign?

By Joanna Brooks

…t the Republican National Convention delivered with a classic Romney please-don’t-punch me guardedness, has contributed immeasurably to his failure to connect with American voters. The language of shared differences is, after all, our national cultural currency. This has left it to the press to talk about Romney’s religion, and coverage has improved markedly since 2008 and even since the early primary season. Many Mormons have been bracing for sen…

Liberty Loves Trump and the Feeling is Mutual

By Peter Montgomery

…n’s founding principles of limited government, individual liberty, and the free enterprise system, and in further recognition of his iconic status as one of America’s most successful visionaries and entrepreneurs.” The speech itself? Kyle Mantyla at Right Wing Watch calls it a “typically self-aggrandizing and buffoonish message” that included Trump’s admonition to “get even” with people who do you wrong. The mutual admiration society between Falwe…

Georgetown Poverty Summit Impoverished on Women in More Ways Than One

By Patricia Miller

…he rich and the poor in terms of unplanned pregnancy was the fact that “low-income women are less likely to use contraception, are thus more likely to get pregnant, and also have lower abortion rates when compared to their more affluent counterparts.” Brookings’ Isabel Sawhill has suggested that increasing poor women’s access to expensive, but highly effective long-term methods of contraception, like the IUD, could be a game-changer in preventing…

Science Denial Can’t be Cured by Education

By Emma Frances Bloomfield

…science and data may fall on deaf ears, as other priorities overshadow and complicate the acceptance of new information. Kenneth Burke, rhetorician and scholar, wrote in Attitudes Towards History, “The shift to another attitude, requiring a different rationalization, does involve ‘conflict.’ Insofar as we do not ‘travel light,’ we thus assemble much intellectual baggage, and the attempt to reshape this to new exigencies may require considerable en…

Hobby Lobby Wins; So What?

By Peter Laarman

…ming. In this ruling, the fundamental distinction and separation between a commercial enterprise and a specifically religious or “ecclesiastical” corporation has been fatally breached. We can expect other large commercial enterprises to start donning ecclesiastical robes when it suits them to do so. Their owners will declare that their hearts are “strangely warmed” (John Wesley) when, in fact, it will be their pecuniary interests (or their pure pr…