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Bernie Sanders nailed it: Our jobs are killing us
Matthew Rozsa
The Guaranteed Paid Vacation Act may not be a panacea for America's toxic work culture, but it's certainly a start
Our lonely binge-watching summers: Searching for signs of connection in “Orange Is the New Black”
Erin Coulehan
The new season of "OITNB" explores loneliness in a crowded space — just in time for summer depression season
Meet “Bitch Planet,” your new “bold, beautiful, and baaaad” subversive feminist comic obsession
Sonia Saraiya
"Orange Is the New Black" meets "The Handmaid's Tale" in space — for "non-compliant" women and those who love them
“Primates of Park Avenue” author calls out critics as sexist: “I really attribute the backlash to this new kind of misogyny”
Jenny Kutner
Wednesday Martin's book has touched a cultural nerve, but she says it's because we're not as progressive as we seem
8 surprising ways being poor is brutally expensive
Dave Johnson
The poor are spending more on basic necessities like shelter, transportation and clothing — with a smaller paycheck
CNN’s “Human Behavior Analyst” can’t seem to analyze human behavior when it comes to the black experience
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I talked to my biracial children about what race they are and they don’t really care," she said
The Nice Guys™ of Litchfield: “Orange Is the New Black” dives into toxic male entitlement
Sonia Saraiya
In the new season we see the back stories of Caputo, Bennett and Healy, as simmering resentments come to a head
Matt Lauer’s big fail: Rachel Dolezal ran circles around him on “Today”
Scott Timberg
The Today Show anchor fails to move the Rachel Dolezal issue forward
Trolls were just waiting for Rachel Dolezal: Her fraudulent life story sets everyone back
Arthur Chu
This was the right's dream, a narrative for skeptics of anti-racist work to mock every white anti-racist ally
11 ways white America avoids taking responsibility for its racism
Dr. Robin DiAngelo
White people are all too quick to cite their good intentions. Unconsciously, they aim to preserve white supremacy
Rachel Dolezal dodges the hard questions: “It’s more complex than being true or false”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The controversial former NAACP leader sits down with "Today"
Cat videos boost energy and positive emotions, researcher at Indiana University finds
Scott Eric Kaufman
Thank you, Science, for proving to our bosses that we're not procrastinating
Rachel Dolezal to Matt Lauer: “This is not some freak, ‘Birth of a Nation,’ mockery blackface performance”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Her racial identity is "on a very real, connected level"
Rachel Dolezal’s mother: “I think she has some very serious issues, yes”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The parents of the embattled ex-NAACP official spoke with Fox News on Monday night
“24’s” phony history exposed: The dark history of a CIA “black site”
David Vine
Diego Garcia has been mythologized by American pop culture. Its true story is stranger (and bleaker) than fiction
We’re all living in Jurassic World: Behold the white male academic dinosaurs, roaring back
Paula Young Lee
Students are hypersensitive! Women can't take a joke! These attitudes should be more endangered than they are
We’re all “Goonies” in Astoria: Following the lucid dream of the Goondocks, 30 years later
Kevin Smokler
I joined the thousands of fans descending on the tiny Oregon town where "The Goonies" was filmed
The facts vs. David Brooks: Startling inaccuracies raise questions about his latest book
David Zweig
Factual discrepancies in the NYT columnist's new book raise some alarming questions about his research & methods
“Damn, Rachel Dolezal. Even Vanilla Ice didn’t claim to BE black”: Kamau Bell and Adam Mansbach debate race
W. Kamau Bell, Adam Mansbach
The comic writers talk about Dolezal's nose, the anxiety of whiteness, and whether Caitlyn Jenner is even relevant
Baltimore is the new South Africa: Black political power in South Africa — or in Baltimore — hasn’t prevented horrendous racial injustice
Jennifer Rae Taylor
South Africa and Baltimore are learning that changing who runs the system is only half the battle
Rachel Dolezal is not Caitlyn Jenner: Race and gender are not the same
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Stop using her story to justify your own discomfort with transgender people
Hillary lets Republicans have it: 6 takeaways from her first post-launch interview
Sophia Tesfaye
Speaking with reporters in Iowa, Clinton offers more clues on the kind of campaign she'll run
Culture is dead — again: It’s the end of civilization as we know it (and maybe we feel fine)
Laura Miller
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa says we're living in an age without culture or conviction, and he has a point
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