A quick review before I get to the point of this post:
Evangelicals and immigration: Real data, real voices
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Putting a human face on illegal immigration
You guessed it: I’m going to write about media coverage of evangelicals and immigration reform. Again
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In a twist, vague evangelicals all oppose immigration reform
Once or twice or maybe even three times, I’ve complained about major media reporting that the nation’s evangelicals â all acting in lockstep â have jumped on an immigration reform bandwagon.
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More vague evangelicals jump on immigration bandwagon
Last week, I complained about a front-page Tampa Bay Times story filled with broad generalizations about vague evangelicals advocating immigration reform.
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Definition, please: Who are these evangelicals?
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On immigration reform, 'many' evangelicals all think alike
On a chilly morning last January, I got up before the sun rose and joined a Chicago-area preacher in his church van.
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Shock: Bishops decide to defend Catholic tradition!
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Occupy Poitres
Le Figaro, Le Monde and Libération are France’s newspapers of record, the Presse de référence. While the national edition of Le Parisien, Aujourd’hui en France, may have a larger circulation, I believe that these three best represent the voices of the French establishment: Le Figaro, the center right, Le Monde the center left, and Libération the left.
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Imagine that: 'Pew gap' among Latinos on gay rights?
I am sure that this will come as a major shock to many occupants of The Washington Post newsroom: The divisions among African-Americans over gay rights also show up among Latinos and, no surprise, these differences often are rooting in faith and varying levels of religious practice.
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