A word of Latin origin (from "gens"; "gentilis"), designating a people not Jewish, commonly applied to non-Jews.

We have been strangers in so many lands over the millennia.

By Neal Schindler The conservative website Campus Reform recently reported that Project Veritas, an equally conservative undercover investigative operation, exposed instances of “[p]olitical correctness and cultural sensitivity run amok” at two liberal arts college campuses. Here’s the gist: Administrators at Vassar College agreed to personally shred a pocket Constitution after …

Violence is a more complex social phenomenon than basic cause-effect theories can express.

Several bursts of exposure to both conservative and liberal media in the last week have demonstrated clearly that homophobia and transphobia are far from vanquished.

There are reasons Judaism seems like a religion first and foremost in the minds of many, if not most, non-Jews.