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Teens, sex and God
Ariel Amundsen
A 15-year-old finds that her church fosters hatred and fear when it should be about tolerance and love.
“Castration: An Abbreviated History of Western Manhood” by Gary Taylor
Greg Villepique
A look at eunuchs through the ages offers a provocative take on what it means to be a man.
The focus group is bubbling and sparkling!
Ruth Shalit
Doing market research in Milan is an exceptional, a very brilliant idea! More grappa!
Sex chat
Lisa Trank
A woman asks other mothers how they learned about masturbation and orgasm -- and what they're telling their own children about the pleasures of being sexual creatures.
Black comedy
Ian Rothkerch
"Daily Show" comedian Lewis Black can't get a TV show, hates politicos and really hates stupid people.
I’m so tired
Garrison Keillor
My husband comes to bed hours after I do and then wakes me up for sex. It's making me crazy!
“One Drop of Blood” by Scott L. Malcomson
Dan Cryer
In a panoramic study of American racial reality, whites, blacks and Indians jostle for position from Colonial times to the present.
Teach your children well
Michael Castleman
Both liberal and conservative sex ed activists have it wrong: We should stop saying that sex is dangerous and help parents talk to their kids instead.
Good blood
Charles Taylor
A new book says the violence of great movies, from "The Wild Bunch" to "The Matrix," has a beauty that can't be denied.
The death of John Lennon
Letters to the Editor
"The hero who never looked down," by Gary Kamiya; "Remembering Dec. 8, 1980" by Stephen Lemons
Remembering Dec. 8, 1980
Stephen Lemons
Robert Altman, Lucianne Goldberg, Roger Ebert, Larry Flynt, T.C. Boyle, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michael Douglas and others recall how they felt when they heard the news of John Lennon's death.
Prodigal father
Richard Rodriguez
For decades, Mexico has looked down on Mexican- Americans, but its new president is challenging the nation to look to them instead.
High tech’s missionaries of sloppiness
Cheryll Aimee Barron
Computer companies specialize in giving consumers lousy products -- it's the American way of techno-capitalism.
The economic scaremongers
Merrill Goozner
With all the negative buzz in the media and from the Bush campaign, you'd have thought we were headed straight into another Great Depression. Not so fast.
The peevish porcupine beats the shrill rooster
Camille Paglia
The only thing worse than the candidates this year is the shockingly biased liberal press. Plus: A frankfurter geography of America.
Daniel Clowes
Carina Chocano
With a new graphic novel out and a movie on the way, the author of "David Boring," "Ghost World" and "Eightball" talks about writing stories, making movies and what it's like being him.
Salon.com & Nerve.com Launch Online Personals Service
Salon Staff
New Service, Aimed at a Combined Audience of 5 Million Users, Introduces New Revenue Initiatives for Both Companies
Free Photoshop for the people
Ed Frauenheim
Berkeley's Experimental Computing Club has produced some of the Net's most cherished software.
New in paperback
the staff of Salon Books
Susan Faludi's "Stiffed," Matt Ridley's "Genome" and an amusing study of why men avoid marriage.
Only Site to Win Two Awards
Salon Staff
Salon.com Wins Online Journalism Award's Top Prize for 'General Excellence: Original to the Web'
U.S. Supreme Court: “The case is submitted”
Jake Tapper
Justices consider whether Florida's high court overstepped, and if it did, whether it's a federal matter.
Salon wins Online Journalism Awards
Salon Staff
The five-year-old Web site is honored for General Excellence and Enterprise Journalism in the inaugural awards held at Columbia University.
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