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Stop obsessing over movie trailers: Snap judgments based on commercials take their toll
Nico Lang
Since when do sales pitches tell the whole truth about the products they sell?
The Clinton BS Files: Conspiracy theorists paint the Branch Davidian mass suicide as murder at the hands of the Clinton administration
Amanda Marcotte
The Waco standoff became a culture war flashpoint as conservatives completely distorted what happened
Life in the expat bubble: How a language barrier helped me live in blissful isolation
Mihal Greener
My lack of Dutch fluency allowed me to believe life in the Netherlands was as peaceful as the scenery suggested
We’re at peak “white racial apocalypse”: The enduring toxic myths fueling Obama backlash, “all lives matter” and Donald Trump
Philip Eil
Salon talks to scholar Jeff Chang about race, segregation and whether diversity is just "to satisfy white folks"
Native American student’s grade docked for refusing to say Pledge of Allegiance: “My people risked our lives for our land, for our freedom”
Paula Young Lee
Tensions are high in the wake of Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest. But students have a right to sit down
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from Madrid Fashion Week to a foot-level view of a Donald Trump press conference
Donald Trump’s campaign really is Gamergate being played out on a national scale
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is able to manipulate the media into ignoring the real stories to chase down Clinton non-scandals
No passes for stereotyping of any kind: Hillary might have stooped to Trump’s level
John Russo, Sherry Linkon
Trump has made a "safe space" for bigotry. Opposing him shouldn't cause us to engage in a new brand of belittling
“My narrator is starving, both literally and metaphorically”: Teddy Wayne and Alexandra Kleeman on anxiety and alienation in their new books
Teddy Wayne, Alexandra Kleeman
Kleeman on reading Wayne's "Loner": "I felt like the person who turns away first in a game of chicken"
Most people are accepting of interracial marriage, right? The brain shows a different story
Allison Skinner
Interracial couples still elicit disgust in many people, which can lead to dehumanization
Espionage Insiders: Welcome to the Post-Forgetting World
Presented by Open Road Films Snowden
Security Technologist Bruce Schneier explains how Edward Snowden’s NSA leak ushered in the new global era.
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the International Hairdressing Show in Paris to the streets of Santiago, Chile
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