Churches in Public Schools Controversy
OpEd: Tim Keller on "NYC School's Decision to Ban Churches"
Massive march for fairness to NYC churches
Sunday come. Some churches gone. Bloomberg’s edict against worship in public schools takes its toll.- Mayor Bloomberg closes Brooklyn worship services of 9 religious groups. The list.
Waves of pastors, professors, politicians, lay people arrested at Bloomberg’s annual State of City gathering
NYC Messianic Jews featured in Christianity Today
Matisyahu, Jerusalem (Out of Darkness comes Light)
The Biblical Gardens of NYC. Series: God in NYC gardens
South American Jews coalescence around new Torah in Manhattan
OpEd: Koshering Jesus More. By Paul de Vries, President, New York Divinity School

Pro-NYPD Muslims
NYC Muslims await guidance from their religious leaders about controversy over NYPD anti-terrorist strategy
Love not the Wasters! A Queens Muslim view of the envirnoment.
Troubled peace in NYC’s Muslim community. Part 1
New York is a place of freedom of religion & tolerance, but trust must be earned, Bishop Joe Mattera, Christ Covenant Coalition
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Stepin Fetchit was a genius peformer of stereotyped roles and lived on the wild side. Late in life, he became a Muslim and joined Muhammed Ali's entourage as an adviser.
Spike Lee called Tyler Perry a modern "stepin fetchit" to which Perry replied "Spike can go straight to hell!" However, after making the movie "Bamboozled" Spike Lee said that he regretted some of the negative things he had said about pioneer African American film actors and expressed admiration for Stepin Fetchit's craft.
Here are a couple of books on Stepin and Fetchit:
STEPIN FETCHIT
The Life and Times of Lincoln Perry
By Mel Watkins
SHUFFLING TO IGNOMINY
The Tragedy of Stepin Fetchit
By Champ Clark
BLACK LIKE YOU by John Strausbaugh