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A timeline of racism in Charlottesville, from 1607 through 2017’s Unite the Right rally aftermath
Claudrena N. Harold
University of Virginia faculty examine the history and legacy of white supremacy on and around UVA's campus
Lindsay Lohan: Women who speak out against sexual misconduct “look weak” and want “the attention”
Shira Tarlo
"I think by women speaking against all these things, it makes them look weak when they are very strong women."
Laura Ingraham’s racist rant: Fueling fears of a changing America is GOP’s midterm strategy
Heather Digby Parton
Laura Ingraham’s "demographic changes" rant is not a matter of law and order — it's a rallying cry to Trump’s base
After Charlottesville, solving the problem of angry men: What does healthy masculinity look like?
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to sociologist Michael Kimmel about radicalized men, extremism, white supremacy and Jordan Peterson
Morning Joe: GOP’s “culture of corruption” shows “the swamp is up to Trump’s neck”
Brad Reed
Following Wednesday’s indictment of Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., MSNBC's Joe Scarborough unleashed an epic rant
Critics jeer new Academy Award for “popular film”: The Oscars are “creating an attendance award”
Shira Tarlo
The show will also be condensed to three hours, meaning the presentation of every award will no longer be telecast
Meet Jared Holt, the guy who’s getting Alex Jones kicked off the internet
Amanda Marcotte
Jared Holt helped lead the pressure campaign to get Infowars booted from Spotify, Facebook and other platforms
The infantilization of Western culture
Simon Gottschalk
What happens when an entire society succumbs to childlike behavior and discourse?
Ted Cruz runs to Alex Jones’ defense
Tom Boggioni
"Morning Joe" guest reveals why "repulsive" Ted Cruz is rushing to the defense of conspiracy kook Alex Jones
Donald Trump’s endgame: He may admit collusion — and claim he was saving America from Hillary
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's supporters literally accept whatever he says, and the GOP will never stand up. This will end very badly
“Chapo Guide to Revolution” hints at a burgeoning leftist culture going mainstream
Keith A. Spencer
Much like the Labor era's cultural front, the online left is driving culture — and the Chapo book is its bible
One “Housewives” episode at a time, the soul of America is dying
Bob Hennelly
Watching reality luxury TV is killing the America's economic drive and, maybe, its soul
CBS stands by Les Moonves, despite #MeToo reports: “There’s no wiggle room” for ignoring allegations
Melanie McFarland
CBS' Kelly Kahl affirmed the network's commitment to an "inclusive, and safe workplace" at a TCA press tour event
Historian on comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler: “My resistance … is being overcome”
Chauncey DeVega
Historian Richard Frankel, an expert on Nazi Germany, says history doesn't have to repeat itself — if we stop it
“Pulp Fiction” in chronological order: Untwisting Tarantino’s cryptic timeline
Dana Polan
To solve the puzzles within Quentin Tarantino's film noir, it helps to plot out the story in chronological order
Garnish this pineapple cobbler from “The Latin Table” with a few fresh summer berries
Isabel Cruz
"Less precise in its assembly than a pie, this cobbler is fun and fast to put together," writes chef Isabel Cruz
Democrats can win on health care: But only if they explain why our whole system is broken
Paul Rosenberg
This week's deceptive report on "Medicare for All" makes clear that Democrats might fight hard on messaging
What colleges must do to promote mental health for graduate students
Meghan Duffy, Carly Thanhouser, Daniel Eisenberg
Half of all graduate students experience psychological distress.
The next Great American Novel will be a video game
Jason Rhode
Video gaming has almost all the ingredients required to create artistic masterworks. Here's why
Malcolm X’s writings are “coming home to Harlem,” says Schomburg Center director Kevin Young
Rachel Leah
The manuscript for "Autobiography of Malcolm X" and related documents have been acquired by the NYC institution
As wildfires rage, Trump administration plans to slash fire science funding
Randy Lee Loftis
Fire science funding has been eroding for more than a decade, even before President Donald Trump’s proposed cuts
“Orange Is the New Black” and the chilling truths of deportation and incarceration
Melanie McFarland
The 6th season finale opens the door to the crime in progress we know as immigration detention centers
She’s running: “Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win” is the essential political novel for the 2018 midterms
Erin Keane
Jo Piazza's lively and insightful fictional campaign trail book shows how the media fails women running for office
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