Newsweek reporter Nina Burleigh interviews PRA executive director Tarso Luís Ramos about the mainstreaming of Patriot and Militia Movement rhetoric and ideals. As Ramos explains, the often-violent…
Dr. Dorothee Benz, communications director at the Center for Constitutional Rights, discusses the Right’s plans now that the battle for marriage equality in the U.S. is drawing to a close. A big part…
Salon’s Paul Rosenberg exhaustively documents the Clintons’ long history with the Christian Right, and their support for faith-based initiatives – the idea of taking crucial government social services…
Windy City Times brings out the story of how U.S. pastors Rick Warren and Scott Lively have undertaken multi-year initiatives to spread anti-LGBTQ sentiment in African countries, as well as anti-LGBTQ…
The Institute for Research & Education on Human Rights commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing by remembering some of the political trends that led up to the tragedy that left…
Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson of Metropolitan Community Churches draws on PRA’s 2013 report on the Christian Right’s campaign to redefine religious freedom in her article describing the backlash against the…
Ms. Magazine associate editor Anita Little profiles Lynn Paltrow’s new article in PRA’s The Public Eye magazine, detailing the account of Purvi Patel in Indiana. “While no woman should face criminal…
Reporter Annie Wilkinson uses PRA’s documentation of the so-called “ex-gay movement’s” spread throughout the world—particularly in South America, Africa, and Eastern Europe—despite its collapse in the…
Sally Kohn pens an important piece about U.S. society’s habit of envisioning perpetrators of crimes like rape, abuse, or even mass-shootings as automatically people of color. In reality, the…
The Guardian speaks with PRA senior researcher Rev. Dr. Kapya Kaoma about his recent book, American Culture Warriors in Africa: A guide to the exporters of homophobia & sexism. Kaoma paints a picture…
