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Caste in the United States

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Equality Labs conducted the first comprehensive survey that details the extent to which Caste has embedded itself in the United States. Our results point to the fact that increasingly, Caste has become a matter of considerable weight in South Asian...

Jeslyn Everitt (Miller)

Person

Jeslyn Miller was a student at Harvard College when she undertook "'How Shall We Sing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land': Cuban Santería in the New York City Diaspora Community." This study addressed the ways in which diasporic connections to Cuba are...

Susan Sered

Person

The Religion, Health, and Healing Initiative (RHHI), under the direction of Dr. Susan Sered, was established in September 2000 in order to further cross-cultural studies of the intersections of healing and religion. The impetus for the initiative was the...

Linda Barnes

Person

Dr. Linda Barnes is a professor of Family Medicine at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) and teaches in the Division of Religious and Theological Studies in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at Boston University. In 2000, she founded the...

Timothy Cahill

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Dr. Timothy Cahill is associate professor of Asian religions at Loyola University New Orleans. From 1998-2006, he led a project to map the religious diversity in New Orleans, with special progress over the summer of 2003. With the help of undergraduate...