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Our lady of the pantsuit: In praise — yes, praise! — of Hillary Clinton’s style
Sonja Livingston
No, I'm not literally calling Hillary Clinton a saint — but she is an icon of fearless womanhood to me
The power of pop literature: Why we need diverse YA books more than ever
Paula Young Lee
The freedom to choose our own books is still an act of resistance
Queer rights are human rights: Fighting for freedom is polarizing the world
Dennis Altman
Here’s what we can do about it
Gaby Hoffmann’s radical bush: Let’s chat about pubic hair with the cast of “Transparent”
Marcie Bianco
Salon talks to Hoffmann, Amy Landecker and Jay Duplass about merkins, waxing and the politics of on-camera nudity
Breaking: “Cultural appropriation is not just appropriate — it is my birthright!”: The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Without cultural appropriation, white authors like The Greatest Living American Writer would be denied sombreros!
Chris Gethard opens up: “I’ve spent too much time growing up feeling like I couldn’t talk about this stuff. And it almost killed me”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the comedian about "Career Suicide," depression, political correctness and The Smiths
Federal court bats down equal opportunity lawsuit involving dreadlocks
Ilana Novick
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 3-0 against an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission suit
President Obama’s dire reminder to black voters: American “history can go backwards” like from post-Civil War Reconstruction to Jim Crow
Sophia Tesfaye
"If we don't vote, we can go backwards"
Just as you suspected all along: Firing middle managers is good for business
Angelo Young
New research shows the the bloated ranks of supervisors, administrators and managers add little beside cost
A memo from hell: Donald Trump says I live there, along with every other black and brown American — but here’s the true hell he’ll never understand
D. Watkins
Black people and Latinos are "living in hell," Trump says. Time to tell Donald what our lives are really like
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from Cartagena, Colombia to North Korea's International Friendship Air Festival
Commander in cool: Obama’s upcoming South by South Lawn festival is one more reason he’ll be missed
Erin Coulehan
No pricey VIP packages on sale for Obama's music and creativity fest; attendees earn their ticket through good work
Is Trump’s shady charity finally a political issue? Experts say Trump Foundation is in serious trouble
Simon Maloy
Legal experts say the Trump Foundation took advantage of lax nonprofit regulations and repeatedly broke the rules
Writer’s imagination vs. cultural appropriation: In search of common ground
Svetlana Mintcheva
The ethical imperative for writers is to imagine responsibly and with empathy, not to avoid imagining at all
Why I stopped dating the cop: Colin Kaepernick’s protest, the “liberal media” and the bunker mentality of police culture
Cyan James
I thought we could bridge our differences, but the little red flags got bigger and brighter
“Maybe we can rejoin the Union with this one”: Drive-By Truckers are finally an “American Band”
Dan Mistich
Salon talks to Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley about their new album, the NRA, Ferguson and Donald Trump
Hollywood’s new China syndrome: The country’s enormous audience means money for movie studios and some restrictions
Scott Timberg
Chinese viewers — and investors — are saving Hollywood. But is China's influence causing studios to self-censor?
Trump’s racist ruse: His farcical outreach to black voters is just white supremacy in disguise
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's speeches this week had a common theme: African-Americans don't deserve the same rights as whites
Billion dollar baby: Jessica Alba’s Honest Company is her real entrepreneurial star vehicle
Angelo Young
Jessica Alba’s Honest Company does more than sell diapers — it provides inspiration for women entrepreneurs
Our trainwrecks, ourselves: Why women hate on hot messes and other toxic female tropes
Marcie Bianco
Sady Doyle’s anatomy of the "trainwreck" phenomenon points to the larger cultural forces behind celebrity gossip
Who’s the real insane clown posse? Trump fans give Juggalos a run for their money in “7 Days in Ohio”
David Masciotra
Salon talks to Nathan Rabin about the politics of Juggalos, the craziness of the RNC and Trump's "desiccated soul"
Life in academic poverty as an underpaid university teacher: “They just don’t want to pay”
Dr. Roslyn Fuller
Heartbreaking stories from the academic underclass
The lie of white “economic insecurity”: Race, class and the rise of Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
The media loves to promote the lie that the white working class supports Trump and the GOP for economic reasons
“Narcos” isn’t “Breaking Bad”: How season 2 betrays Pablo Escobar’s victims
Bernardo Aparicio García
To Colombians, Escobar was no Walter White — and the new episodes position him irresponsibly as a protagonist
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