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World’s worst person slaps an elderly woman for sneezing: The week in weird news
Colin Gorenstein
Plus: a boy who woke up from a coma addicted to cheese, and a lawmaker pushing for medical marijuana — for pets
Monica Lewinsky is right about public shaming
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Patient Zero" of humiliation gives a much needed reality check
“It was easy to forget ‘that woman’ had a soul”: Monica Lewinsky gives powerful TED talk on cyberbullying
Jenny Kutner
“A marketplace has emerged where public humiliation is a commodity and shame is an industry,” she said
“It gets really disgusting”: Dave Zirin unloads on Roger Goodell, concussions & NFL’s demented culture
Elias Isquith
The linebacker's choice to quit rather than risk brain damage is a big deal, the Nation's Dave Zirin tells Salon
America’s immoral exceptionalism: The lie we keep telling ourselves about foreign policy and democracy
Patrick L. Smith
Americans are disgusted with all of these wars, but feel powerless to do anything about it
“Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter”: A darkly hypnotic voyage into “Fargo”-fueled madness
Andrew O'Hehir
A lonely Japanese office drone (plus bunny) pursues the buried treasure of "Fargo" in this black-comic odyssey
“Glee”: Drained of joy but determined to hang on, the unlikely hit that made “Empire” possible belts its final tune
Maria Tallarico
"Glee" never recovered from Cory Monteith's death, but shows like "Nashville" are thriving thanks to its success
Pay homage to Abbi and Ilana with Salon’s comprehensive “Broad City” walking tour
Anna Silman
From Prospect Park's "Dog Wedding Gazebo" to St. Marks to Beacon's Closet, these are the spots you need to know
If you’re shocked by this Penn State frat’s nude photo ring, you’re not paying attention
Katie McDonough
A member of Kappa Delta Rho calls trading photos of non-consenting women "satire." He's delusional, but not alone
“College is a terrifying experience if you are male”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A Reed student is banned from talking in class after rape remarks -- and says it's an "infringement"
White fans want Kanye West gone from England’s largest music festival
Anna Silman
The movement to oust Yeezy isn't the first time the festival's fans have revolted against a hip-hop headliner
WSJ columnist’s incoherent race-baiting: More progress occurred when “whites were still lynching blacks”
Joanna Rothkopf
In a Wall Street Journal column, Riley addressed the reaction to the University of Oklahoma frat's racist song
We don’t watch “Empire” for the plot: It’s the unabashed spectacle of wealth and style that keeps us hooked
Sonia Saraiya
In last night's finale, the Lyons continued to revel in the show's signature conspicuous and coded opulence
#RaceTogether is a debacle: The real reason why Starbucks, McDonald’s and Coke keep failing on Twitter
Arthur Chu
Dark irony: The massive institutions responsible for our isolation trying to fix it with a cutesy hashtag
“To Pimp a Butterfly”: Kendrick Lamar’s unapologetic black American dream
Priscilla Ward
At turns bombastic and vulnerable, Lamar tackles race, depression and economics in his blistering new album
Noam Chomsky: “Intentional ignorance” fuels American racism
Luke Brinker
Linguist and activist tackles America's original sin in new interview
“We just agreed we would disagree”: Jeb Bush & the Catholic Church’s “culture of life” hypocrisy
Katie McDonough
Bush says his Catholic faith is central to his politics -- unless it means aiding the poor, helping the sick or...
“I am called a whore”: Ashley Judd unloads on the Internet’s grossest trolls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Judd's feminist fight is all too familiar to women on social media
Male angst in the wild: Emasculation panic fuels “Backcountry,” a satisfying hipsters-vs.-bear thriller
Andrew O'Hehir
A girl, a bear and the crisis of masculinity clash in this capable debut
Ashley Judd pressing charges against misogynist trolls who threatened her over sports
Jenny Kutner
The University of Kentucky basketball fan takes a stand over the "extraordinary" gender violence she faces online
America’s white fragility complex: Why white people get so defensive about their privilege
Sam Adler-Bell
The author of "What Does It Mean to Be White?" on Black Lives Matter and our biggest misconceptions about racism
Former high-ranking Scientologist: “Thetans have no gender”
Lauren Wissot
Gender theory pioneer Kate Bornstein talks about trans visibility, LGBT activism and her history with the church
“Too small a change”: How St. Patrick’s Day became a political lightning rod
Organizers of St. Patrick's Day parade say it's about celebrating "Irish heritage and culture." Here's the problem
9 reasons America is a lousy place to raise kids
Alex Henderson
With income inequality on the rise, only the rich can afford to raise their children with any degree of comfort
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