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National Museum of African American History and Culture (AP/Susan Walsh)

Year One of the Museum of Hard Truths

Robert L. Wilkins

One year after winning a century-long battle to build the museum, we find it's needed now more than ever

Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Getty/Win McNamee)

How the Vietnam Memorial broke the rules

James Reston Jr.

Go inside the classroom process that helped refine Lin's submission to the open design contest

Trump vs the press: "It screams fascism"

Mary Elizabeth Williams

The veteran journalist speaks out about the White House's "terrifying" relationship with the media

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The future of the partisan gerrymander

Jonathan Entin - The Conversation

Can the courts actually rule on partisan gerrymandering? And if so, how will they evaluate such claims?

"Waiting Room for White Only" (AP)

How a racist is made — and unmade

Robin Lindley

Historian Charles B. Dew dives deep into his memoir of his Jim Crow South childhood, "The Making of a Racist"

The Salon 5: How to win any argument

D. Watkins

These tips from rhetoric expert Jay Heinrichs will help you win when things get disagreeable

Sean Hannity (Fox News)

What does Fox News really care about?

Pam Vogel - Media Matters

Was Bill O'Reilly's appearance just a boost for ratings?

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Do undocumented immigrants have rights?

Anis Shivani

Our immigration crisis poses many unanswered questions. We need a bold new path forward. Part 3 of a series

Kellyanne Conway (AP/Alex Brandon)

Facts don't matter, and it's worrying

R. Kelly Garrett - The Conversation

There’s a lot of variation in how Americans decide what to believe

Turkish army soldier mans an outpost (AP/Lefteris Pitarakis)

Turkey's incursion into Syria: What now?

Steven A. Cook

Syria's conflict just got more tangled, but there's some hope in the deal struck by Russia, Turkey and Iran

Jedediah Bila (Getty/Jamie McCarthy)

In defense of Jedediah Bila, sort of

Danielle Ryan

Bila was a moderate who asked real questions. But "View" producers apparently want formulaic partisan bickering

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China's leverage over North Korea

Greg Wright - The Conversation

Any nonmilitary solution will rely on China choosing to apply its massive economic leverage over North Korea

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Locked up for pot

Phillip Smith - Alternet

The mass pot possession arrests last year are at odds with public opinion that supports ending the drug war

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Navigating court without a lawyer

Lauren Sudeall Lucas, Darcy Meals - The Conversation

Many lower-income people have no lawyer to help them navigate the legal system, either in civil or criminal cases

Members of  the Detroit Lions take a knee during the playing of the national anthem, September 24, 2017 (Getty/Rey Del Rio)

H.S. bans students from taking a knee

Kali Holloway - Alternet

The student athletes could get kicked off their teams if they dare to protest

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Apps stirring up trouble in schools

Caroline Knorr - Common Sense Media

From teen hookups to live streaming, this year's hottest social media can lead kids to risky behavior

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I stole a white girl & took her to prom

Victor Varnado

Her father told her she couldn't go to the dance with a black guy. So I got creative

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TV guide for outer space

Jan Van den Buick - The Conversation

Just as prisoners like to watch TV, astronauts should tune in lest they want to feel like aliens upon their return

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Welcome to the Romance Resistance

Rachel Kramer Bussel

The Trump Effect on book sales isn't reaching all genres. Women are buying even more romance novels now

Swimming as a tool for unity

Chris White

POV documentary "Swim Team" highlights the Jersey Hammerheads, a team for teens on the autism spectrum

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Pixies channel the White Album

Ben Sisario

The fragmented, jarring heir to "Helter Skelter" and "Savoy Truffle"

Ecstasy pills, which contain MDMA as their main chemical (DEA)

Can MDMA help cure social anxiety?

Benjamin Bell

An expert lays out a cautiously optimistic case for using the drug in therapy

Mark Zuckerberg (AP/Manu Fernadez)

Silicon Valley's false philanthropy

Keith A. Spencer

The largest tech firms are donating $300 million to STEM education. They stand to reap far more than that

Jan-Erik "Janne" Olsson (Getty)

Is Stockholm Syndrome real?

Terence Mickey - Memory Motel

Kristin Enmark didn't act the way a hostage was supposed to act — and a new psychological disorder was born

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