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    This public conversa
 tion is part of the聽Rising Nationalisms\, Fading Minorities: Reflections o
 n the Promises of Secularism for India and the World聽event. 聽This two-day 
 event will feature a lecture\, public conversation\, and a visual exhibit 
 on the question of secularism in India and its impact on the world\, parti
 cularly in the Euro-American public sphere. Featuring distinguished speake
 r and acknowledged expert on secularism in India Prof. Rajeev Bhargava (Ce
 nter for the Study of Developing Societies\, Delhi) and 糖心原创 Unive
 rsity College of Liberal Arts faculty members\, the event intends to foreg
 round the recent political developments in India that continue to marginal
 ize its religious minorities. In a world where many countries have difficu
 lties accepting migrants and refugees\, this event seeks to highlight the 
 peculiar and critical global moment of crisis that today faces all nations
 : namely\, how to accommodate differences in a world that is increasingly 
 moving toward homogeneity of thought\, practices\, institutions\, and poli
 tics. This two-day event also examines resources we could call upon to add
 ress our fundamental question of how best to live together. Could ancient 
 political thought from one of our oldest civilizations provide an answer?聽
 \n\nPublic Conversation Panel:\n\n\n	Dr. Rajeev Bhargava (Center for the St
 udy of Developing Societies\, Delhi\, India)\n	Dr. Ava Chamberlain (Chair a
 nd Professor\, Religion\, Philosophy\, and Classics\, 糖心原创 Univers
 ity)聽\n	Dr. Judson Murray (Associate Professor\,聽Religion\, Philosophy\, an
 d Classics\, 糖心原创)\n	Dr.聽Mark Verman (Professor and Zusm
 an Chair of Judaic Studies\,聽Religion\, Philosophy\, and Classics\, Wright
  State University)聽\n	Dr. 聽Awad Halabi (Associate Professor\, History\, Wri
 ght State University)聽\n\n\nPanel Moderator: 聽\n\n\n	Dr. Arvind Elangovan聽(
 Associate Professor\, History\, 糖心原创)\n\n\nThis event i
 s free and open to the public. 聽This event is made possible due to the gen
 erous support of 糖心原创's Office of Latinx\, Asian\,聽and 
 Native American Affairs\, Collaborative Education\, Leadership\, and Innov
 ation in the Arts\, School of Public and International Affairs\,聽and Unive
 rsity's Honors Program.\nEvent Webpage: https://wright.edu/lana
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200327T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200327T160000
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LOCATION:112 Oelman Hall
SUMMARY:Secularism: A Global Conversation
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