Students working on “100 Questions and Answers About American Jews” learn about the Torah from Rabbi Amy Bigman at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in East Lansing, Michigan. That guide was one of 15 published so far in a series that has examined racial, ethnic and cultural groups. Now, the Bias Busters guides, available in print and digital formats, will spend several years focused exclusively on religion and faith. Make your scholarship part of this.
RELIGION MATTERS: Spring 2019
Welcome to the spring 2019 Newsletter. To read the articles, simply click the headline for the individual posts. Thanks for reading!
Sincerely,
Paul Glader, The King’s College in New York City
Joe Grimm, Michigan State University School of Journalism
Newsletter editors
Contents
- Note from RMIG head Mariam Alkazemi
- Bias Busters needed: Be a critic/ally on a religion guide
- Islamophobia in swimwear and politics
- The God card: Strategic employment of religious language in U.S. presidential discourse
- New digital magazine platform to showcase religion reporting
- A course I wish I could have taken
- RMIG Call for papers
- Women & Religion call for papers