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We still don’t know how to talk about Pennsatucky: The reality of rural sexual assault and how class plays out in “Orange Is the New Black”
Emma Eisenberg
Women in rural areas are structurally at risk for sexual assault—and yet Tiffany's story is absurdly idiosyncratic
“Modern racism lurks in the shadows of equality”: Why colorblind school policies have failed black people
s.e. smith
Instead of confronting racial and cultural divides, American education only serves to further them
The raging hypocrisy at the center of the Christian right’s persecution complex
Steve Neumann
The religious right has convinced itself that it's the target of liberal persecution. There's just one problem...
“My model for business is the Beatles”: Why Steve Jobs was no lone hero
Rich Karlgaard, Michael S. Malone
Jobs is credited with Apple's amazing comeback, but he was always partnered with another creative person or team
The GOP’s pathetic crybaby agenda: Trump, Scalia and the whiny, paranoid new face of the right
Bill Curry
Republicans have no agenda. America won't fall for culture/religion wars anymore. Petulance is all they have left
This 4th of July: 6 wise Jon Stewart tips for a more perfect union
Colin Gorenstein
"The Daily Show" has given us a wealth of tips on how to make our great nation even greater. Let's revisit
Our Bernie Sanders moment: This July 4, remember only true independence and revolution ever brings change
Patrick L. Smith
Tectonic change comes when people are hopeful and sense something new is possible. Here's how we build on victories
Our nation’s most toxic obsession: The violent history of “Real Americans”
Heather Digby Parton
From its earliest beginnings to its 1st black president, America has seen too much bloodshed over who truly belongs
Ann Coulter is white supremacists’ new hero: The most nauseating revelations from “Adios, America!”
Hatewatch Staff
A close examination of her new book's end notes reveals the conservative pundit routinely cites white nationalists
“No one knows if New Orleans will live again”: A digital diary of Hurricane Katrina, 10 years later
Cynthia Joyce
When the levees broke, New Orleans stayed in touch digitally. Here are some of their heart-wrenching stories
“Oh, girl, get up. You got this”: Why the “strong black woman” stereotype is an albatross
Tamara Winfrey Harris
"People perceive you as not completely human--you don’t have vulnerabilities, you don’t hurt, you just soldier on"
“Why grow up?” is a political question: Our cult of youth is no accident — and it has dire consequences
Scott Timberg
A philosopher argues that we can't blame our arrested adolescence on the '60s — or even entirely on ourselves
From negging with a pick-up artist to leather hounds: A sex writer’s greatest hits
Tracy Clark-Flory
After 9 years of covering — and uncovering — sex for Salon, I'm moving on. Here are my favorite stories
As Fox News mourns, the rest of us have an Independence Day to celebrate
Joan Walsh
Marriage equality arrives! The Confederate flag (almost) departs! Toast with some #oreillytears, and enjoy the 4th
I was a troll on the white dude-bro Internet: The dark side of gaming, libertarianism, and guns
Matt Saccaro
For the young male mind, some things are far more damaging than porn
“You have to look at food as medicine. Clean eating can become a lifestyle that’s easy to follow”: Candice Kumai on secrets of happiness and health
Candice Kumai as told to Salon
Let's go back to eating real again -- it's the very best way to feel good about yourself, says Candice Kumai
Prince’s power move: Opting out of Spotify and Apple right as the streaming wars heat up
Scott Timberg
Sorry, you'll have to get your "Little Red Corvette" elsewhere
Ben “Cooter” Jones: TV Land pulling “The Dukes of Hazzard” reruns is like a Nazi book-burning
Scott Eric Kaufman
The show, he told Steve Doocy, brings together "black folks, white folks, red folks, brown folks, yellows folks..."
I went “Back to the Future” but nothing was there: How I lost Hill Valley and where I found it
Kevin Smokler
The first time a movie super-fan visits a film site should be magical, but mine broke all of my illusions
Why are obese teens using birth control at way lower rates than their peers?
Jenny Kutner
A troubling disparity doesn't just reflect a fat-shaming culture. It's also a sign of economic inequality
The revolting slut-shaming of Bristol Palin
Anne Thériault
Yes, she's a hypocrite. But that doesn't excuse the glee with which the media is reporting her pregnancy
The Confederate flag’s big lie: How racists and segregationists made it their own
Lonn Taylor
Once and for all: Anyone who talks about the flag as a symbol of heritage is flat-out wrong
Jim Carrey, dangerous idiot: What celebrity anti-vaxxers have in common with climate deniers
Sean Illing
We're awash in willful ignorance, thanks to ignorant demogagues in politics, the arts and especially business
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