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The bigots are going to lose: Anti-LGBT bigotry makes its final stand in North Carolina and Mississippi — here’s why it won’t last
Sean Illing
N.C. and Mississippi will suffer because of their moral confusion – the effects will make them change their ways
“Have They Run out of White Poets Yet?”: Asian and Asian-American writers mock Calvin Trillin’s New Yorker poem on Chinese food
Paula Young Lee
Calvin Trillin's light verse about food and culture ignited a storm of criticism to kick off National Poetry Month
Lessons of the Panama Papers: Yes, the rich are different from us — they stole our money
Andrew O'Hehir
A vast web of lies and corruption protecting the super-rich is revealed -- and it's only the tip of an evil iceberg
The talk-radio godfather of Trumpamania: What Michael Savage can tell us about America’s white working class
Robert Hennelly
While Trump was still gladhanding his way through polite society, Savage built an army of disgruntled Americans
This is even more dangerous than Trump: Why the Islamophobia driving his campaign is only going to get worse
Jack Mirkinson
While Donald Trump's electoral fortunes have waned recently, the racism he's stoked has proven to be universal
Donald Trump’s “insult haiku”: Scholars are having a field day parsing the poetics of Trump’s “idiolect”
Paula Young Lee
The Internet School of Trumpology appears to be split between scholars of Trump Tweets and Trump Speak
Ann Coulter: Elect Donald Trump or “Latin American rape culture” will come to the U.S.
Scott Eric Kaufman
Coulter also praised Wisconsin for being "the home of Joe McCarthy"
“They’re selling to people’s fears”: Fear of the unknown fuels anti-transgender laws like North Carolina’s — and their days might be numbered
Nico Lang
Bathroom bills, like anti-gay marriage laws before them, rely on voters not knowing trans people or their stories
“A guy in my MFA program once described my stories as ‘cutesy’”: 5 authors on the worst words critics have used to describe their work
Teddy Wayne
Salon talks to Charles Bock, Manuel Gonzales, Charlotte Rogan, Rebecca Schiff & Rob Spillman about their new books
How Mapplethorpe won: The Jesse Helms art world culture wars are over
Scott Timberg
We're still fighting over culture, but the terms have changed — visually, we're a lot less sensitive
Beyoncé on “Formation” flap: “Anyone who perceives my message as anti-police is completely mistaken”
Antoaneta Roussi
"But let's be clear: I am against police brutality and injustice. Those are two separate things," she told Elle UK
We are all sanctimonious whores: Ted Cruz, adultery rumors, and our embarrassing, sensationalist media
Neal Gabler
Journalism and politics lost their way a long time ago. The Ted Cruz story is a scary new example
It’s so much worse than Trump: The history of the modern GOP is a history of racism, bigotry and dog-whistles
Phillip Cryan
The party of Lincoln? Sure, in 1858. Today's GOP wants to pretend Trump is an outlier. They should look in a mirror
This war is for America’s soul: Donald Trump, Paul Ryan and how wealthy white elites protect themselves
Heather Cox Richardson
It's the elites vs the people in this presidential campaign, and nothing less than democracy is at stake
Donald Trump is a symptom of the GOP’s ideological confusion: What his success says about the looming convention battle over LGBT rights
Sean Illing
Trump has exposed the rift between the evangelical and mainstream wings of the party
This is much worse than the Panama Papers: How America became a world leader in tax avoidance
David Dayen
No Americans have been implicated in the stunning document trove detailing widespread global corruption — yet
Ban homework: It doesn’t help little kids learn—and it ruins their love of school
Scott Timberg
We have elementary education all wrong. It is time to ease up on our kids, an expert tells Salon
Doubling down on “Game of Thrones”: HBO needs new stories that take risks—and we’re getting a recap show instead
Sonia Saraiya
"After the Thrones" could be the best post-show conversation ever but it's not what we tune in to HBO for [UPDATED]
Richard Nixon would be “drummed out” of GOP today as a liberal: “He passed as much social welfare legislation as Lyndon Johnson”
Scott Porch
Salon talks to "Being Nixon: A Man Divided" author Evan Thomas about Donald Trump, populism and bipartisan drinking
“It just makes sense to allude to Malcolm X, to Kanye, to Bob Marley”: Ta-Nehisi Coates opens up about “Black Panther” reboot in TNR interview
Brendan Gauthier
In New Republic interview, Coates reveals heteronormativity, culture and lit references in 'Black Panther' series
TV’s quiet 12-step revolution: Prestige comedies are changing the way we see addiction, sobriety and AA
Sarah Hepola
On "Flaked," "Love" and "Girls," sobriety is one path characters try to figure out who they are and what they want
The empty charter school dream: “Togetherness” sides with smug hipster parents and falls apart
Sonia Saraiya
The HBO dramedy's anti-public school plot exposes its main characters' true colors—and torpedoes the show
Universities think I’m disposable, but my non-tenured status makes me a better teacher
Elisabeth Fairfield Stokes
As an adjunct, I'm in the institution but not of it, an often-invisible loose end; I wouldn't have it any other way
It’s a “blow job” because it’s work: How guys push women to make oral sex as common as shaking hands
Peggy Orenstein
How oral sex became a teen's workaround, a path to popularity -- but rarely the road to reciprocated pleasure
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