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The recent talk of a Muslim registry isn’t the first time the United States government has targeted individuals based on their religion. Duncan Ryuken Williams shares the often overlooked stories of Buddhist Japanese Americans who were interned during WWII—and explains why it’s critical now to revisit their sacrifices and contributions.
By Duncan Ryuken Williams
The Buddha’s radical inclusivity suggests it is.
By Kurt Spellmeyer
Buddhist reflections on the secular
By David Loy
How mindfulness became the Buddhist fulfillment of a Protestant dream
By Matthew Hedstrom
Zen's Challenge to An Individual, Interior Spirituality
By Henry Shukman
The entrance of Buddhist ethics into the modern world
By Seth Zuiho Segall
Everything you wanted to know about karma but were afraid to ask
By Thanissaro Bhikkhu
An interview with Donald S. Lopez Jr. on the biography of one of Buddhism’s most influential texts
By Donald S. Lopez, Jr.
Stars at Dawn integrates forgotten stories of influential women into the Buddha’s time-honored biography.
By Lauren Krauze
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