Shaping America’s Future
Dr. Mike Ghouse, a Public Speaker, pluralist, thinker, author, organizer, business and community consultant, newsmaker, and an interfaith wedding officiant. He is also the founder and president of the Center… Read more »
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Gandhi, let’s adopt him as an American
By Mike Ghouse Today is Gandhi’s birthday, and it is time to reflect on the hatred and love he receives from Indians. A majority of the Indians and the world… Read more »
A meaningful thanksgiving
This article was first Published on November 25, 2019 at – : https://centerforpluralism.com/a-meaningful-thanksgiving/ What can you do to make this Thanksgiving a meaningful holiday? Do you recall a situation when… Read more »
Sound advice to Mark Zuckerberg and Sunder Pichai on hiring practices
Mike Ghouse Religious discrimination is on the rise across the world and must be contained before it harms businesses and our social progress. A religiously or politically prejudiced employee can… Read more »
Poisoning your Kids
Do you have the right to screw up your children’s lives by poisoning them against fellow humans, in our case, fellow Americans? If you are biased towards others, that is… Read more »
Ilhan Omar: on Free speech
Ilhan Omar on Free speech. Thanks to Walter Ruby, I have removed the word Hero from the article. BEFORE YOU READ THE ARTICLE, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING NOTE: Before you… Read more »
What is a Good Life?
What is a good life? Is it about having what others have or living your own life? Until a decade ago I had a great living from the first point… Read more »
Guns don’t kill people, nor religions kill people
RADICAL ISLAM AND PRESIDENT OBAMA Let me invite you to reflect on common sense about the phrase Radical Islam. President Obama is absolutely 100% right on choosing not to use… Read more »
Happy Valentine’s Day – it will morph into a universal affection day
Valentine’s Day Love has no bounds; it is between any two people in love, husband and wife, mother and son, father-daughter, brother-sister, brothers, sisters, friends, uncles, aunties, Grand Pa… Read more »