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Another Fateful Triangle: Jews, Muslims, Europe

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By Elisabeth Becker, Elisabeth Jane
| MDPI
1. Introduction The idea of a “fateful triangle” is rooted in Stuart Hall’s work. In a series of published essays and talks, Hall (2017) specifically speaks to the fateful triangle of race, ethnicity, and the nation: three forms of group identification and identities that shape the sociocultural context of Britain, in particular, and Europe, more broadly. These, he argues, intersect, overlap, and speak to and at times speak against one another.
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Gesangverein Alsenborn: Frühjahrskonzert am 4.5.2024, 19.30 Uhr, Kulturtreff "Alte Schule"

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By Elisabeth Becker
| Wochenblatt-Reporter
Der Gesangverein Alsenborn lädt am Samstag, dem 4. Mai 2024 um 19.30 Uhr im Kulturtreff "Alte Schule" zu seinem Frühjahrskonzert unter dem Motto "Frühling allerorten!" ein. Mit von der Partie sind an diesem Abend alle Abteilungen des Vereins: die Chöre, das Alsenborner Akkordeonorchester, das Nachwuchsorchester, Ekaterina und Harald Kronibus (Gesang), Susanne Brödel und Ralf Bethke (Akkordeon), sowie Alexander Kronibus (Klavier).
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My 9-year-old son asserts himself as Jewish-Muslim. Here’s what he’s teaching me

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By Elisabeth Becker
| Yahoo News Verified
When my son Sami was 3 years old, he and I were standing outside of a quaint coffee shop in Connecticut when a middle-aged woman asked him, “Where are you from?” After pausing for a moment, he looked up at a graffitied wall. At its center, a street artist had painted the globe. “My mom is from America, my dad is Turkish from Germany and I am from Earth,” he replied, pointing at that wall.
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