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“The Long Southern Strategy”: How Southern white women drove the GOP to Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Political scientist Angie Maxwell on how the anti-feminist movement and the Baptist church drove the GOP right
How did self-care become a status symbol?
Nicole Karlis
Refinery29’s new diary series documents millennial women’s desperate quest to feel good. But why do we feel so bad?
Putin and Trump: hiding the cash
Frank Vogl
Putin will likely meet Trump at the G20 summit in Osaka. Will their financial ties be a subject of discussion?
New report: How green organizations can retain diverse staff
Justine Calma
How are people of color pushed out of environmental organizations and what can we do about it?
Smart Watch: “Veronica Mars” returns! Here’s your guide to new TV coming in July
Melanie McFarland
One of TV's best teen detectives is all grown up and back on the case, plus the rest of July's can't-miss shows
The disgusting diet that brought us together
Mary Elizabeth Williams
My mother and I had nothing in common, except cabbage soup
I was wrong about “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
Matthew Rozsa
I didn't love the animated feature when it came out in theaters last year, but I do now. Here's why
My wife is closer to her girlfriends than me. Is she bi? Best Sex Ever has advice
Arielle Egozi
With diminished romance and attraction in a long marriage, a reader asks Arielle for advice on what his wife wants
Eve Ensler on men and #MeToo: “I have never heard a man publicly, authentically, deeply apologize”
Lauren Schiller
An Inflection Point conversation about how an apology can make the whole story of patriarchy start to crumble
Two women reveal E. Jean Carroll confided in them about alleged encounter with Trump
Shira Tarlo
Carroll has described the conversations with her friends, but their names were not revealed until now
“I want to be like Betty White”: Jacki Weaver on success after 60 and why ageism is “unimaginative”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the "Perpetual Grace LTD" star about playing Americans and age diversity in Hollywood
“The Office” is leaving Netflix in 2020 and fans are already in mourning
Ashlie D. Stevens
The outsized reaction to the news that the series will move to NBC's platform point to what made it so special
Valerie Jarrett’s leap of faith that started her path to the Obama White House
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the former senior adviser to President Obama about Michelle, public service and trusting herself
Spitting on Eric Trump, drinking with Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Questions of civility in the Trump era
Ashlie D. Stevens
As we've moved beyond politics as usual, are the rules of polite society being rewritten?
Sex isn’t binary, and we should stop acting like it is
Liza Brusman
It’s time for legislation and education to reflect sex as a spectrum with unlimited options.
Trump denies rape allegation by attacking E. Jean Carroll’s appearance
Shira Tarlo
Trump has a pattern of disparaging the physical appearances of the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct
E. Jean Carroll details alleged groping and rape by Donald Trump in new interview
Shira Tarlo
The advice columnist and author described a violent episode between her and Trump in a dressing room in the mid-90s
Trump supporters are furious that a knitting website took a stand on white supremacy
Urie Dvorozniak
Ravelry, a knitting forum that boasts over 8 million users, says hate won't be tolerated on its site anymore
“Democrats for Trump” founder urges president to dump Mike Pence — or face defeat in 2020
Matthew Chapman
The group's founder hopes Trump will pick Nikki Haley as his running mate in order to win over suburban women
“Baskets” star Louie Anderson “had a lot of gut punches” playing Christine this season
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the Emmy-winning "Baskets" star and comedy legend about Christine's toughest season yet
I read O.J. Simpson’s Twitter feed so you don’t have to
D. Watkins
Nobody asked for this, and yet here we are
Forget local & slow, a hotter more crowded world means technology will have giant role in your food
Manny Howard
In “The Fate of Food," Amanda Little investigates where and how the food of the future will be made
How we view the women of “The View”: Come for viral catfights, stay for the substance
Melanie McFarland
Our awareness of gender bias in political coverage should also apply to how we interpret ABC's daytime talk series
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