Mosque issue tests American tolerance and history
The piece examines tolerance in the United States amid debate over a Manhattan mosque near Ground Zero. It cites Washington’s pledge to free citizens, quotes church leaders and activists, and recalls Holocaust survivors stressing that civil liberties must balance with collective safety and dignity.
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Simon Wiesenthal Center
Museum of Tolerance
Los Angeles
Salem
Washington
United States
New York
Barry W. Lynn
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Lynn
Newt Gingrich
Washington, D.C
Abe Rosenblum
Rosenblum
Carpathian Mountains
Mauthausen
Adolf Hitler
Linz
Austria
Chicago
Skokie
Ill
Frank Collin
National Socialist Party of America
Collin
Ground Zero
Auschwitz Concentration Camp
Tolerance Museum
Liebe Geft
Geft
Zimbabwe
Bear euthanized after lethal mauling near Cleveland
A bear that killed Brent Kandra, 24, was euthanized Saturday at the request of the victim’s family. The owner, Sam Mazzola, faced criticism for his menagerie and letting people wrestle with the animals. Kandra’s father said his son felt short changed and urged the bear’s death.
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Brent Kandra
Cleveland
Kandra
John
Deirdre Herbert
Mazzola
Sam
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Barack Obama
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America
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Hartford
Conn
Ohio
Sam Mazzola
Hollywood
Gohollywood.com
Manny McPhee
AMPIF
Channel
Sunflower “Roadband
Jazzercise
Jazzercise.com
Lawrence
Jazzercise Center
W. 6Th
Neuvant House
Biltmore Dr
E Lawrence
Neuvanthouse.com
Lied.ku.edu
Neil Berg
Punch Brothers
Chris Thile
Adam Gyorgy
Bayanihan
Philippine National Dance Company
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Cab Calloway
Lied Center OF
Kansas