Countering Violent Extremism Begins with Commitment to Human Rights
It must not be too controversial for dialogue on extremism to take a consistent stand and commitment on our shared universal human rights, or then…
What We Believe
Loyalty
Most of us cannot imagine a life without loyalties. Our shared loyalties build trust, unity, community, and personal growth. It would be a sad life…
Religious Minority Oppression is Not Helped by Hate
To those Americans and Christians unaware of the struggle of Egyptian Copts, minority Christians, and minority members of religious groups around the world, their struggle…
9/11 and the Hope of Human Rights
Eleven years ago, terrorists attacked the United States of America killing over 3,000 in multiple attacks in New York City and Washington DC, as well…
American Men: Speak Out on American Women’s Dignity and Rights
To the men of America – we need to demonstrate moral courage for our daughters, our sisters, our wives, and our mothers in America today….
2011 Human Rights Day Remarks – R.E.A.L.’s Jeffrey Imm
2011 Human Rights Day Event Remarks, National Press Club, Washington DC December 8, 2011 Jeffrey Imm, Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) (Full Remarks on…
9/11 – We Remember and We Are Not Afraid
Around the United States of America, people are remembering this day as “Patriot Day.” Ten years ago today, terrorists attacked New York City, Washington DC…
The Courage to Choose A New Dialogue
— Oslo and Finding the Courage to Change — A New Dialogue (Part II) Once again, as I write this, there are those who claim to…
Overcoming Hopelessness and Fear in Our Shared March of Life
Many in the world are paralyzed by crushing hopelessness and fear in their lives. They may be struggling from financial, health, family, or human rights…
The Lost Middle Ground
As a child, I remember my elementary school teachers condemning my search for balance in “social studies,” where I sought to understand the rationale behind…