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5 stupid, sexist things expected of men
Greta Christina
We know the many ways sexism hurts women. Less talked about is just how destructive it can be for men
How to stay obsessed and enamored: The best way to save a marriage is sex
Tracy Clark-Flory
Some octogenarians recently told the Pope that sex is the key to marital success--and research shows they're right
“I spent 10 years doing New York all wrong”: Adelle Waldman on youth, loneliness and finally finding Brooklyn
Adelle Waldman
I loved the city, until debt, job frustrations and loneliness took over. Then I found my people and it all changed
Neil deGrasse Tyson rips startup culture: “Society has bigger problems than what can be solved with your next app”
Sarah Gray
The famed astrophysicist discusses the scientific method, Pluto and the downfall of American Innovation
North America is a crime scene: The untold history of America this Columbus Day
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
The founding myth of the United States is a lie. It is time to re-examine our ruthless past -- and present
College football’s galling coverup: When it comes to sexual violence, who’s policing the police?
Katie McDonough
A damning report on law enforcement's willful obstruction of cases involving football players raises hard questions
The rise and fall of America’s shadowlands: How Big Oil reinvented Boomtown USA
Laura Gottesdiener
“You can almost see the lost-ness, the desperation in their faces”
Columbus gets his comeuppance: Why his holiday is in deep jeopardy
J.P. Lawrence
Mascot for violent European colonialism has been celebrated for years. These major U.S. cities are saying "no more"
Is race genetic?
Laura Miller
Advances in genealogy and DNA analysis tell surprising and disturbing stories about the heritage we think we know
“When that cop killed Michael Brown, and when George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin, they were killing Barack Obama”
Scott Timberg
Greil Marcus explains why the sick new American racism is only getting worse, and explores his brilliant new book
We must stop praying to our iPhones: Dissent and critical thinking in the Internet era
W. Andrew Ewell
Don DeLillo and Thomas Pynchon have it right: Apple, Amazon and other tech companies really want everyone the same
Atheism, Islam and liberalism: This is what we are really fighting about
Andrew O'Hehir
The debate raging in American culture boils down to an even simpler divide than you think
America’s virulent racists: The sick ideas and perverted “science” of the American Renaissance Foundation
Robert Wald Sussman
White supremacy and 15th-century polygenics live on at shockingly ugly American Renaissance foundation conferences
Denver Post submits superb entry for most asinine endorsement of 2014 cycle
Luke Brinker
The paper bemoans Washington gridlock -- and endorses a shutdown-supporting Tea Partier to solve it!
No more C-section shaming: How my disastrous natural childbirth made me a believer in medical birth
Hayley Krischer
A recent Jezebel article in praise of C-sections reminded me of all the reasons why I despise natural childbirth
Leave brunch alone! Why the media loves to hate on the mid-morning meal
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A New York Times piece joins a long list of highly unnecessary brunch takedowns
“You see this? You see this?” Why videos of police misconduct are no panacea
Sarah Jaffe
Sure, it's good that cop brutality is being recorded and seen. But there's an underside that needs to be discussed
Call girls and “cover-ups”: What to make of the new White House-Secret Service scandal
Simon Maloy
Why the Secret Service and White House need to get their act together
“It breaks my heart”: How a SWAT team upended my baby’s life — and got away with it
Alecia Phonesavanh
A SWAT team blew a hole in my 2-year-old's chest -- and just got off scot-free. But here's why it gets even worse
EXCLUSIVE: Reza Aslan on Bill Maher’s anti-Islam crusade: “Frank bigotry”
Elias Isquith
Author and scholar who's quarreled with comedian over Islam before tells Salon why this time is different
What I learned from teaching a sex-writing class
Steve Almond
In our pornified world, we need honest, vivid sex scenes in fiction more than ever
The incredible vanishing editor: What we can learn from Martin Scorsese’s new documentary
Laura Miller
They're invisible until something goes wrong, as in Alessandra-Stanley-gate. But we need editors now more than ever
Stephen Hawking to appear on upcoming Pink Floyd album
Sarah Gray
The track "Talkin' Hawkin'" is the second time Hawking has collaborated with the British band
How John Oliver won the Internet
Timothy Oleksiak
"Last Week Tonight" has already surpassed other fake news shows of its ilk. Its secret? Long-form journalism
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