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Gentrification heads north: Harlem’s rich people problem, and how STEM education can solve it
Brendan Gauthier
Silicon Harlem's Clayton Banks explains Harlem's unique gentrification that's "not one ethnicity replacing another"
A lie enabled by the American corporate news media: “Decent” people do not support Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Bigotry and vulgarity are central to Trumps's appeal to millions of voters — that's a fact
The GOP’s youth-vote disaster: Donald Trump’s nomination could hurt Republicans for years to come
Simon Maloy
Republicans were already at risk of sacrificing a whole generation of younger voters, and then they nominated Trump
Expand your punk knowledge: Slash magazine collection will school you on the ’70s L.A. scene
Marc Spitz
Unfairly maligned as the third-best punk scene, L.A.'s importance is captured in this essential new anthology
Ivanka’s insulating power: What the Trump scion still doesn’t get about sexual harassment
Silpa Kovvali
Harassment isn't a company culture issue, as she says, it's a legal one—and laws give strength to the powerless
Cease all Trump sanctimony: Republicans want to disavow a monster they created because it is devouring them alive
Daniel Denvir
It's tempting to think that Trump has finally gone too far, but he's just giving his backers exactly what they want
You can admit you’ve moved on: It’s not a betrayal to outgrow your one-time favorite band
Annie Zaleski
Music and other pop-culture fandoms often demand lifelong loyalty, but there's no harm in being done
A Form Letter of Death for Paul O’Neal, the 18-year-old black teen shot in the back by Chicago police
Chauncey DeVega
The script I use when having to write time after time about police brutality against black people
Why “Revolver” still matters: The 50th anniversary of a Beatles masterpiece
Scott Timberg
The band's 1966 album was so eclectic it seems on the verge of exploding
It’s OK to say the F-word: Sarah Jessica Parker should read Obama’s “this is what a feminist looks like” essay
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Another famous woman declares she's not a feminist, she just believes in equality—you know, like feminists do
We can’t look away: The joy of Donald Trump and political rubbernecking
Chauncey DeVega
Trump’s campaign and his takeover of the Republican Party are the political equivalents of a car accident
Talk about an empty chair! Clint Eastwood doesn’t understand how the government works
Gary Legum
Like Trump, Eastwood thinks an intrepid POTUS-CEO can fix everything, but the US government is not a corporation
Millennial sex panic! Why are we so worried they aren’t getting enough action?
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Everyone calm down and stop judging young adults for "missing out on a good time"
The troubling and counterproductive trend of liberals policing free speech: We cannot silence those we disagree with
Matthew Rozsa, Mark Schierbecker
We can defeat opponents of diversity and inclusivity without sacrificing American bedrock values in the process
Gwyneth Paltrow to mentor contestants in Apple’s new reality series “Planet of the Apps”
Scott Eric Kaufman
It's like "Shark Tank," only about apps, and with a irate primate instead of a frightening fish reference
The case of Purvi Patel: How Mike Pence won his crusade against abortion in Indiana
Eesha Pandit
Patel faced 20 years for feticide before charges were dropped — but women's rights are still endangered in Indiana
Just like ’80s nerd heaven: The seductive nostalgia of “Stranger Things” — and my unexpected ambivalence
Ethan Gilsdorf
Netflix's supernatural show raids my childhood pop-culture loves, from D&D to E.T. — and I admit, I felt conflicted
Destroying the party to save the party: Donald Trump is the existential crisis the GOP needs
Sean Illing
Trump's dredged up the racism lurking within the GOP for decades. The party can finally reboot after his defeat
The Salon author questionnaire: “The word ‘nice’ makes me break out in hives”
Teddy Wayne
5 writers open up about their new books: Jennifer Close, Joe McGinnis Jr., Liz Moore, Gina Ochsner, Lara Vapnyar
Ashley Graham’s message to the body police: “Body shaming isn’t just telling the big girl to cover up”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The Sports Illustrated cover model shut down shamers in a passionate Lenny Letter essay today
The Khan debacle shows Religious Right alienating natural allies; party must also embrace an increasingly secular country
Carrie Sheffield
The GOP would be wise to invite Muslim Americans into its big tent as U.S. becomes more religiously diverse
U.S. not so “exceptional”: American hypocrisy and the alleged Russian hacking of the DNC
Chauncey DeVega
The DNC scandal should shock no one: From Chile to Iran, the U.S. has long interfered in other country's elections
A dissenting opinion: Supreme Court is not a top priority in this election
Frank Joyce
Let’s stop kidding ourselves — the white male power legal system isn’t really on our side to begin with
MTV Classic and the humbling of Generation X: To claim “Unplugged,” we must face “Beavis and Butthead”
Scott Timberg
On the 35th anniversary of its first broadcast, the network revives the best and the worst of its vintage programs
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