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Wendell Pierce: “The Wire” changed my life
Jason Gorber
The film and television star on working with David Simon, his love for New Orleans and his newest project, "Selma"
The plight of the bitter nerd: Why so many awkward, shy guys end up hating feminism
Arthur Chu
MIT professor Scott Aaronson wrote a post about how feminism makes him feel like a monster. Here's what he meant
Bill Cosby’s real “legacy”: His latest vile joke is a reminder that rape culture is bigger than one man
Katie McDonough
Cosby's joke and Phylicia Rashad's denials are part of a cultural legacy of violence ignored and victims silenced
5 reasons “white pride” is always racist
Matthew Rozsa
History tells us "whiteness" has always been a construct used to exclude certain groups from equal rights
Non-lethal force is still abuse: Police officers tackle, cuff Tamir Rice’s sister in her moment of grief
Katie McDonough
The treatment of Rice's 14-year-old sister exposes a pattern of violent, excessive force, even when it's non-lethal
Conservatives feel sorry for themselves: Sarah Palin, Fox News and the right’s persecution complex
Amanda Marcotte
The former governor's recent meltdown over a family photo speaks to a larger, more disturbing right-wing pathology
“Every time I tell my story, someone else will come up and tell me theirs”: How the 1 in 3 Campaign is turning abortion stories into art
Jenny Kutner
Playwrights have taken stories from the 1 in 3 Campaign and turned them into a drama honoring women's choices
“I know what’s in his heart”: Why Steve Scalise is getting away with his white power past
Elias Isquith
Until we see racism as a political force—not a moral failing—there won't be consequences for people like Scalise
“The blasphemy of ideas”: Why everyone should read this graphic novel in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks
Samuel Sattin
Miss Lasko Gross' "Henni" offers a stinging critique of religious extremism -- and it's even more powerful now
“Girls'” tortured coming-of-age: Why it’s so hard for these characters to grow up
Sonia Saraiya
In some ways, the new seasons of HBO's "Girls" and "Looking" are more about the parents than the 20-somethings
Sia has nothing to apologize for: Her “Elastic Heart” video isn’t perverted
Erin Keane
Songwriter and singer Sia apologized last night on Twitter to “those who felt triggered” by her new music video
Bill Maher’s Charlie Hebdo mess: Last night’s “Jimmy Kimmel” revealed why we need studio audiences
Erin Keane
Kimmel had to be polite when the "Real Time" host spouted off about Charlie Hebdo -- but the studio audience didn't
10 historical “facts” only a wingnut could believe
Roy Edroso
To hear far-right conservatives tell it, Darwin is a menace to civilization and FDR is history's greatest monster
Phylicia Rashad clarifies Bill Cosby defense, makes things even worse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actress insists she was misquoted, but her newest comments aren't doing her any favors
Neil deGrasse Tyson is getting his own late-night talk show
Sarah Gray
The astrophysicist and host of "Cosmos" is turning his "StarTalk Radio" podcast into a National Geographic show
Slaughter and satire: Understanding what Charlie Hebdo really stood for
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, the Paris attack was a direct assault on freedom -- and it must not be used as a justification for tyranny
“Portlandia” and “Archer” grow up: How the cool kids’ shows got even better
Sonia Saraiya
In their new seasons, these shows are as weird and funny as ever -- but more mature
No quick fixes in a broken system: Mandatory reporting won’t solve our campus rape crisis
Katie McDonough
When it comes to policy approaches to sexual violence, good intentions aren't enough. "Solutions" won't come easy
The right’s big racism lie: How Tucker Carlson & co. distort “white privilege”
Brittney Cooper
We all agree that "racism" is immoral -- that's not the argument. The problem is how too many redefine the word
Fox News expert on Paris attack: “Political correctness is killing us”
Joanna Rothkopf
Military expert Tom McInerney also said radical Islam is as dangerous as Nazism and Fascism
Farrah Abraham’s lips don’t lie
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The reality star handles a botched cosmetic procedure with a sense of humor
Phylicia Rashad defends Bill Cosby: “Forget these women”
Jenny Kutner
The former "Cosby Show" star says she believes the sexual assault allegations against Cosby were orchestrated
YouTube star Grace Helbig moves to late-night TV: Will a new audience get the joke?
Erin Keane
The YouTube sensation is the newest E! prime-time talk show host
Dear cable news: Please stop asking “Princeton Mom” for her opinion
Jenny Kutner
Susan Patton has already proved why we shouldn't listen to her talk about rape, so stop trying to make us
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