Christmas in Garbage City – Roads & Kingdoms
Christmas spirit is hard to find among Copts in Cairo–except among the Christian trash collectors in “Garbage City.”
Christmas spirit is hard to find among Copts in Cairo–except among the Christian trash collectors in “Garbage City.”
In the absence of official security, civilian task forces have formed to deter and intervene against mob sexual assaults during protests in Tahrir Square.
Egypt’s public hospital doctors went on strike across the nation for over 2 months, with healthcare professionals and political activists escalating their protests in downtown Cairo.
Dancing disdain for US politics in Cairo
The international circus came to town last weekend, featuring an act that hopes to do more than entertain. But Egyptian authorities made it difficult for the Dutch Rebel Clown Army to teach protesters some seriously silly new tricks.
Huffington Post Live asked me to join others in a live online discussion of my article about politicians’ accountability in the rash of hate crimes across America in the past week.
I went to the India-Pakistan border closing ceremony–but I couldn’t decide whether to shout “Vande mataram!” or “Pakistan Zindabad!” So instead, I shouted “Balle balle!” & broke out the bhangra with the rest of the revelers in the middle of the street.
Each day that our elected leaders remain silent about Oak Creek, a very loud message is sent across America about how seriously they take Islamophobia and xenophobia. And each day, another, even louder message from hateful people is sent.
“Give me your hair & I will spare you your life,” the Emperor roared. “And I owe you for your mercy, along with it…my head.” the proud Sikh replied. ~Tagore
(photo credit: Mosa’ab Elshamy) CAIRO — The Muslim Brotherhood has defiantly rejected attempts by the ruling military council (SCAF) to hold on to power as parliament …