Zaid Jilani

Technology and consumer demand are powerful tools to eliminate the sickening horrors of factory farms

Bitter, racially divisive battles over admissions to elite schools, taking place across the United States, reflect the limits of education policy

The last four years saw unprecedented civic participation by and social acceptance of American Muslims

The practice of claiming undeserved victimhood status is shameful and harms those who are actually in need

Progressive ideas about diversity have taken over the corporate world but they offer a skin-deep version obsessed only with color and conformity

Seeing African Americans, or Muslims, or Jews, as part of victimized minority collectives is a toxic formulation that ensures that we are never treated fairly as individuals—and denies us the ability to exercise real power