Tolerance

In recent history, societies have become wealthier, healthier and more democratic but also more secular, more open and more tolerant.

Muslim leaders, scholars, academics and religious teachers have come together and laid out concrete actions to reconcile, not radicalize, our future generations.

"However strong the opposition, your words are meaningless unless they are backed up with resolute action."

The Office of Refugee Resettlement had 13,312 immigrant children in federal custody as of Wednesday.

Vice president casts doubt on the claims that U.S. asylum seekers are fleeing violence in their home countries.

Immigrant children forcibly removed from their parents at the border have been placed in a foster care network established by the Obama administration.

Learning a new language opens people's eyes to a way of doing things in a way that's different from their own, which is called "cultural competence."

The U.K.'s ambassador to Thailand will speak Wednesday at the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia in Bangkok.

When the number of arrests is a key metric, a wedge is driven between the police and the people they serve.

Geert Wilders' Islamophobia isn't a break from Dutch tolerance; he represents a dark corner of the nation's history.

His views are incompatible with Trump's "bombing the shit out of them."

UNESCO must demonstrate the highest level of tolerance for all peoples, religions, nations and cultures, writes Moshe Kantor.

People might care about sharing bathrooms with transgender people, but only because they are misinformed, acting out of a misplaced fear of predation or bigoted.

UAE prime minister says that a new minister will "create social good and satisfaction" in the Gulf State.

Private colleges are finding it hard to guarantee their students First Amendment rights.

Hating minority groups like Muslims is alien to America's culture of tolerance.

Satire wounds, but it does not kill.