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“Religious freedom” is a tactic that has worked for powerful straight white men for centuries—why switch it up now?

Respected journalists are no longer holding Trump accountable but have switched to presenting him as a reasonable politician.

Whether cavalier attitudes or crippling dread, the varied responses of American Muslims to Trump’s election reflect our political diversity—we are anything but homogeneous.

Some conservative Christian leaders are challenging the statistic that 81 percent of white evangelicals voted for Trump.

“Something has been broken for me; a fragile hope that the work of racial and gender justice will be embraced by the larger church.”

President-Elect Trump’s announced this weekend that Breitbart News chairman, Steve Bannon, would be his chief strategist.

The demographic changes happening in America will not reverse themselves, no matter what the bellicose rhetoric coming from the White House might say.

It’s difficult to think of a better example of the rigorous, imaginative work that will be necessary to prepare for a Trump presidency.

A Trump administration could hold serious consequences for the entire global human rights framework.

How liberal and mainline Christian leaders are reacting to Trump’s election