Interfaith: The New Campus Movement
2008 February 29
February 29, 2008 The Washington Post
Eboo Patel remembers the identity politics and multiculturism debates that dominated American college campuses when he was at school during the 1990s and notes that the issue of religious identity was almost always absent from discussion. In the 9/11 era, however, this has all changed, with religious identity at the forefront of political and cultural debates. In his column, Patel discusses the growth of interfaith awareness on college campuses and the new movements that call for an engagement in issues of religious diversity among today´s student population. Read his column.
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