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Salon’s reader comments of the week: “I’ve embraced my atheism”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our community talks about losing faith, and finding hope
Jay-Z’s tough love for Kanye: Breaking down his guest verse on Meek Mill’s “Championships”
D. Watkins
Hov has some words for Ye — but refuses to destroy him for the entertainment of others
How to manage Trump: Modeling madness at the G20
Michael J. Brenner
Trump is very predictable in one way: He laps up flattery
Has the CIA turned on Mohammed bin Salman?
Jefferson Morley
The Washington Post’s tale of cutthroat Saudis
Funk was the black answer to “Star Wars”: Take the trip with “Tales From the Tour Bus”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to producer and historian Nelson George about the rock radio "apartheid" and why funk never got its due
Betsy DeVos has little to show after 2 years in office
Dustin Hornbeck
A review of the past two years shows that much of the Secretary of Education's policy agenda has failed
Trump’s border violence is sick entertainment for his fans: And they love it
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's supporters were thrilled by the tear-gas assault on migrants at the border. He has trained them well
Son and daughter of the Confederacy: Donald Trump and Cindy Hyde-Smith are a love match
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's intervention in the Mississippi Senate election is telling: It's now a referendum on white supremacy
Melania Trump’s dream of a red Christmas trees invokes visions of “Handmaid’s Tale” across Twitter
Shira Tarlo
The dystopian tale of female subjugation is far from resembling "the most wonderful time of the year"
Tribes have climate wisdom — and good reason not to share it
Paola Rosa-Aquino
Tribes risk exploitation when sharing climate change solutions
How Ayn Rand contributed to America’s greed
Bruce Levine
The "Atlas Shrugged" author made selfishness heroic and caring about others weakness
Did Fox News prompt Trump to have refugees tear gassed at the border?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump created this border crisis by refusing to deal fairly with refugees. And Fox News is egging him on
Shattering Europe? Why Trump’s Paris fiasco really matters
Rajan Menon
Trump’s behavior reflects deeper and dangerous political trends — ones he both exemplifies and fosters
Why designers have arrived in corporate boardrooms
Angele Beausoleil
Design is now being lauded as a much-needed mindset for business leaders
How Marianne Williamson’s presidential bid is normalizing New Age spirituality
Nicole Karlis
As religiosity declines, a New Age presidential candidate could bring spirituality into the mainstream
Parks help cities — but only if people use them
Thaisa Way
Parks can't work their magic if their design ignores the needs of nearby communities
“The system is rigged”: How the crimes of “The Panama Papers” affect us all
Melanie McFarland
In "The Panama Papers" documentary, director Alex Winter casts a gaze toward the real enemies of the people
School shootings and film shoots: What they do and don’t have in common
David Jelinek, James Stillwaggon
The right, once again wrong, points to film as the origin of school shootings
Big Marijuana vs. craft weed: Will cannabis conglomerates ruin small family farms?
Ryan Stoa
In California, a fight is gearing up between artisanal growers and Wall Street friendly supply chains
How a right-wing political party can resort to murder and assault when it doesn’t get its way
Vijay Prashad
The growing cycle of violence in Tripura, India, is a lesson to us all
Joe Alwyn gets into three (very different) characters
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the "Billy Lynn" star about his roles in "The Favourite," "Mary Queen of Scots" and "Boy Erased"
Why so many tech workers worship their CEOs
Keith A. Spencer
More techies see themselves as future founders rather than fellow workers — a sentiment their companies cultivate
Why DNA may matter more than parenting — and what that means for society
Robert Plomin
But still, genes are not destiny — this just means we should tweak our strategies for parenting
Why the Velvet Underground could only have come from New York
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to the co-curator of an exhibit honoring the Velvet Underground's sound, identity and legacy
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