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How the Trump administration went easy on small-town police abuses
Ian MacDougall
Ville Platte, Louisiana could have become a model of how to erase policing abuses that plague small towns
“Saturday Night Live” writer Sam Jay on why she doesn’t call herself a feminist
Emily Rems
"I am definitely pro-women and pro-women’s rights," she tells us. "I’m a woman, and I don’t see how I could not be"
15 reasons why: Donald Trump’s supporters will never abandon him
Chauncey DeVega
Most journalists still don't get it: Republicans will never abandon Donald Trump, and he's the 2020 frontrunner
Could “consent education” really work to prevent sexual assault?
Amanda Marcotte
For consent education to be effective, experts say, it has to start when kids are young and needs to be consistent
Rose McGowan speaks out about Asia Argento sexual assault allegations
Rachel Leah
McGowan also addressed Argento directly: "Be the person you wish Harvey could have been"
Don’t blame video games for the Jacksonville shooting
Matthew Rozsa
Gamers are right: Jacksonville mass shooting was not caused by video games because games don't cause violence
Ava DuVernay, Sterling Brown and more demand a #MeToo reckoning for women behind the camera
Rachel Leah
#ReelEquity's open letter has obtained almost 3,500 signatures so far, and it's calling on others to sign it
White spaces, white privilege and white fear: Negrophobia still contaminates America
Chauncey DeVega
A white doctor shouts, "They're treating me like a f***ing black person," and an open secret is revealed
The “Sharp Objects” finale and the dangers of white women’s tears
Melanie McFarland
HBO's summer hit primed us to be observant. But we may have missed what it's telling us about weaponized femininity
Concentration camps in America? Author Andrea Pitzer reminds us they already exist
Chauncey DeVega
Concentration camps have a long history in America, says author, and Donald Trump is testing them out right now
Donald Trump’s “white genocide” rhetoric: A dangerous escalation of racism
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's embrace of a white supremacist conspiracy theory hits a dangerous new low in his authoritarian ranting
Mexican chocolate tamales: This recipe from “Latin Table” is for the more adventurous among you
Isabel Cruz
Sweet tamales are filled with fruit, but chef Isabel Cruz made the switch to something everyone loves: chocolate
TV revivals and inclusive casting: An opportunity that can’t just be skin-deep
Melanie McFarland
"Magnum P.I." and "Charmed" are back, starring actors of color. But what role does culture play in these stories?
After prison, working toward a healthier food future
Robin Kello
L.A. Kitchen teaches culinary skills to those whose memories of eating "on the inside" remain fresh
Beneath the blue wave in Orange County: Not just about House races in longtime GOP stronghold
Paul Rosenberg
Four House seats may flip in Richard Nixon's former home. But for activists on the ground, it's about much more
I quit the Catholic church: I’m not giving up my faith, but I’m losing my religion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It breaks my heart to walk away — but nobody ever said faith didn't take courage
Smart Watch: “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan,” Ava DuVernay’s “August 28” and more top TV this week
Melanie McFarland
John Krasinski takes on Tom Clancy. Plus, spend time with DuVernay's short film, and Steve James takes us to school
Mudgirls: Meet the women building their own sustainable homes
Valerie Vande Panne
They have worked to spread the word that even a new mother can build her own home, and it can be earth-friendly
Exclusive: Burning Man, a utopia for guests, was hell for many workers
Keith A. Spencer, Nicole Karlis
Staggeringly high suicide rate among Burning Man's seasonal workers is just one symptom of a toxic work environment
The new rom com fantasy: A happily-ever-after based on equality and humanity
Rachel Leah
In "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" and "Crazy Rich Asians," we see a rom com revival shattering old stigmas
“The Happytime Murders”: A sad excuse for grown-up comedy
Matthew Rozsa
"The Happytime Murders" had a lot of potential, but the jokes were uninspired and simply not funny
Trump goes full white supremacy with South Africa tweet: Does he want a “race war”?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's tweet about white farmers in South Africa channeled Tucker Carlson, who channels the worst racist lies
Lessons from Kelly Marie Tran’s Instagram exit
Nicole Karlis
Everyone—not just celebrities—benefits from periodic evaluation of the impact social media has on their well-being
Terence Nance on “Random Acts of Flyness”: How HBO’s most daring show gets made
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the creator of HBO's surreal midnight series about its portraiture of what we've become
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