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Warren for VP? | CNN
Should Hillary Clinton choose Elizabeth Warren as her running mate?
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What’s Changed Since The First Religious Liberty Law Was Passed In 1993?
Jay participates in a National Public Radio piece on the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Queer Theology & Social Transformation | Pacific School of Religion
Queer theology holds forth the promise of reinventing theological discourse in the light of LGBTQ experience, queer theory, and a hermeneutic informed by marginalized voices and outsider discourse. But how does the queer theological enterprise intersect with queer activism? What are the possibilities, and perils, of translating between theology and activist practice? What forms of political discourse are informed by queer theology, and what are undermined?
Russia’s Anti-Gay Crackdown | WNPR
Jay speaks on The Colin McEnroe Show about Russia's LGBT community and anti-gay laws.
God vs. Gay | NPR RadioWest
Jay Michaelson talks about religion and sexual diversity on NPR RadioWest
On the History of Religious Liberty | State of Belief Radio
Religious Liberty used to mean freedom from persecution and even death—and still does in many parts of the world. But how did this powerful phrase come to represent the interests of conservative Christians in this country? How did oppression get redefined to mean not being able to impose one’s own beliefs on others? An explosive new report from Political Research Associates explains how we got here, and how high the stakes are if things keep moving in this direction.