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Fighting the power and speaking for the earth: The explosion of Native American hip-hop
Alli Joseph
From the reservations to the big cities, a new generation of Native American hip-hop performers emerges
Faith in ignorance: Politicians who quote the Bible often don’t know anything about the Bible
Émile P. Torres
Two biblical scholars explain that Scripture offers no easy answers — and no one really takes it "literally"
Wall Street vice: How Wells Fargo encouraged employees to commit fraud
Elizabeth C. Tippett
How systematic fraud went unpunished at a top bank
Pharma bro Martin Shkreli — of course — offers to bail out financially troubled 4chan
Brendan Gauthier
"I'm open to joining the Board of Directors," Shkreli, who's trolled the world since his "Pharma Bro" days, tweeted
What you need to know about Hurricane Matthew: Climate change may be affecting hurricane patterns
Martin LaMonica
Experts say that future storms will be worse due to climate change and cities will need "resilient infrastructure"
Pope Francis’ LGBT failure: Vulnerable transgender community needs his active support now
Nico Lang
The Catholic Church has made great strides on gay and lesbian issues but still lags behind on trans understanding
Though she be but little, she is fierce: Kim Kardashian West is a Shakespearean heroine for our times
Erin Coulehan
A BBC story suggesting girls model themselves on Shakespeare's heroines rather than the Kardashians misses the mark
America is haunted: “I felt for the first time the weight of the lives that had been lived in these places”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to author Colin Dickey about "Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places" and our fraught origins
Donald Trump’s white supremacist delusions: Why does the GOP nominee think “race riots” are breaking out across America?
Chauncey DeVega
Ugly white supremacist screeds about "inner-city" violence and "race war" have clearly shaped Trump's rhetoric
Purvi Patel: What you need to know about the woman arrested under Gov. Mike Pence’s abortion law
Salon Staff
One state's quest to arrest a woman because of her fetus
“Beauty treated like a beast”: The backlash against Donald Trump’s fat shaming of Alicia Machado shows how deep our fat phobia goes
Laura Bogart
A lesson from this controversy is that size acceptance is still possible only for those who are an acceptable size
“Luke Cage” star Mike Colter: “If I was a little boy today, I’d fantasize about being able to be shot and not be killed”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Mike Colter and "Luke Cage" creator Cheo Hodari Coker about the importance of black superheroes
Forever Angela Chase: “For young women who were just forming and just getting angry, it was the only thing out there”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to author Soraya Roberts about the endless appeal of "My So-Called Life," the great '90s teen drama
Donald Trump plays his “woman card”: Ivanka’s misdirection can’t cover up a campaign built on misogyny
Carrie Sheffield
As Donald Trump releases an ad with Ivanka, we must look at actions — including a run-in with a woman reporter
Nate Parker is not a victim: “The Birth of a Nation” filmmaker needs to stop talking about his innocence
D. Watkins
His "vindication" is beside the point. The problem is rape culture, and Parker's past is part of his film's message
Outing Elena Ferrante: We have very little to gain by removing the Italian novelist’s anonymity
Scott Timberg
An Italian journalist says he's used financial records to solve the mystery of her real identity — but why?
Stuff white people like: Yoga, tacos and pretending the white supremacy that fuels cultural appropriation doesn’t exist
Silpa Kovvali
We've reached peak white irony — complaining about immigrants after a restorative vinyasa class
Defined by her dress size: “This Is Us” is NBC’s best new show — and it has a fat-shaming problem
Nico Lang
"This Is Us" is being lauded as an empathetic character-driven drama. But one character is just a number on a scale
In Ash we trust: “Ash vs Evil Dead” returns in our darkest hour to save us
Melanie McFarland
Our nation may not agree on who should lead us. But when it comes to heroes, Ash Williams is our populist savior
Children’s crusade: Trump’s “movement” is a bunch of whiny, frightened infants who can’t handle democracy
David Masciotra
Democracy is meant to be for grownups — but the GOP nominee's followers are basically kids scared of the dark
Native apps: How digital technology is helping to preserve fading Native American languages
Alli Joseph
Many Native American languages have no written form and few living speakers. Turns out there's an app for that
Building a better ‘burb: The race to design a sustainable suburbia is also making the suburbs kind of cool
Diane Stopyra
Ecological concerns have led to a long overdue look at the design of suburbs. The results could be revolutionary
Bill Maher speaks his truth: “I have never, in my entire 23 years on television, tried to offend people”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the outspoken host of "Real Time" about being a politically incorrect progressive, Islam and Trump
What makes cultural appropriation different from cultural exchange
Kovie Biakolo
Why white models sporting dreadlocks at Marc Jacobs fashion show just isn't OK
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