Along those same lines — the LA Times writes of the controversy over a Coptic Christian play decrying repression by Egypt’s Muslims: “The clash prompted public soul-searching, with many wondering whether the centuries-old harmony between Egyptian Muslims and Christians was fraying.” This is the “harmony” of Jim Crow, of the “millet-i sadika,” of the Untouchable. The harmony of the weak who accept their place. The harmony of the lamb who doesn’t contest the wolves’ decision about what to have for lunch. This is precisely the kind of harmony we need a lot less of.