Author Archives: Mike Ghouse

About Mike Ghouse

Dr. Mike Ghouse is a public speaker and the Executive Director of the Center for Pluralism in Washington, DC. He is committed to building cohesive societies and offers pluralistic solutions on issues of the day. More about him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeghouse/

India is redeemable

Evil exists in the world, not because of evil people, but because good people do nothing about it. I am urging good people to speak up, that is all it… Read more »

India’s Tragedy

It’s sad to see some of our Indian leaders have resorted to sowing the seeds of discord among Indians, pitting one group of Indians against the other. We hope someone… Read more »

Pluralism News, April 12, 2020

Do Muslim charities get the credit they deserve?

Have Muslims failed in communicating the good work they do to serve fellow humans? Yes and No. They do the work, indeed, there are several Muslim charities that serve fellow… Read more »

Markaz Nizamuddin and India

India & Markaz Nizamuddin We need to take responsibility and not buy into the propaganda of the Government or the Godi Media. After all, we have to work, travel, school,… Read more »

Pluralism News, April 4, 2020

In this edition: Your Emergency Numbers Before Corona Gets you – Wil. Sikhs Petition to the President about ISIS Appeal to Indian-Americans Anti-Semitism Markaz Nizamuddin controversy Afraid of Muslims? Defending… Read more »

Markaz Nizamuddin facts

MUST WATCH SPEECH FROM MARKAZ When Even a Pandemic Is Communalised The right-wing ecosystem appears bent on blaming the Tablighi Jamaat for the COVID-19 outbreak in India – even though… Read more »

Goodness under Corona Watch.

The Indians at large are caring, kind, and good-hearted human beings; a number of good stories are coming to light, of people caring for each other. India’s pluralistic culture* has… Read more »

India’s Corona Violators

All the good and bad things in societies are caused by individuals. As responsible citizens, it is our duty to demand accountability and separate the facts from myths. Indeed, wars… Read more »

Corona and fear of death.

This message is not about taking precautions about Corona, but about dealing with our fears. You can laugh it off at me. I have a strange fear; those of you… Read more »