Persian Jews: A Political Paradox
By Rebecca Kaufman, Deena Guzder, July 26, 2007
While Jews in Iran survive by staying beneath the radar of government survelliance, Persian Jews in North America openly practice and celebrate their faith and their newfound success. But their transition hasn't been without challenges, and some still long for home. Here's their story.
- Origins
- Refuge
- Transitions
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- One in a Million: Hispanic Clergy in the Catholic Church
- Nigerian Catholics Take Root in America
- Minorities Representing Majorities
- Theocracy & Democracy: Persian Minority Religions in Iran and America
- Muslim Youth Seek Organized Athletic Competition
- New Guest At The Opry
- Planting Churches in the Fields of New York
- Indian Jews and Interfaith Marriage
- Glimpses of Faith
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- Interactive Map Guide to New York's Ritual Moments
- Langar: Feeding the Masses
- Learning About Indian Jews Through Art
- Drums Draw Strangers to Bahai Celebration
- The Kiss of Peace
- A Cry for the Martyrs
- Finding Communion in Hollis, Queens
- The Art of Devotional Song
- Breathing Corpses: A Hatha Yoga Ritual
- In Praise of Sri Venkateswara
- Our Journeys
- About This Project
- Project Home

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