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The racial parenting divide: What Adrian Peterson reveals about black vs. white child-rearing
Brittney Cooper
Black parenting is often too authoritative. White parenting is often too permissive. Both need to change
Rosie O’Donnell’s honest confession on the mixed blessing of being thin
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On her first day at "The View," she admits the "turbulence" of weight loss
Election 2014 update: Nate Silver says Senate Dems are gaining
Elias Isquith
FiveThirtyEight's chief predictor explains how changes in Colorado and North Carolina may upend the Senate race
Blueprint for saving the world: Why the solution to global warming is staring us right in the face
Charles Komanoff
Washington remains unable to do anything about climate change. Here's how to finally change that
My ugly inner battle: How jealousy poisoned my friendship with John Green
Nathan Rabin
I know I'm not the first writer to be wracked by envy. But still the "Fault in Our Stars" author's career haunts me
Andrew Rannells: As a gay actor, I like to tell stories that are specific to my community
Eric Sasson
The "Hedwig" star on replacing Neil Patrick Harris, working with Ryan Murphy, and the new season of "Girls"
Study: A third of female university students face unwanted sexual advances
Jenny Kutner
A UK poll reveals that rape culture and campus sexual assault crises know no international bounds
Back off our beauty queens!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Miss America pageant has become a must-see hate watch for elitists
“Dude, you get to blow up stuff”: The moral awakening of a Navy man
Keith Gentry
We had become so desensitized to death we laughed at violent YouTube videos. I wanted more than blind patriotism
The big college ranking sham: Why you must ignore U.S. News and World’s Report list
Matthew Segal
Students and parents are making life-changing decisions based on a single list. Here's why it's a waste of time
They cut off his beard and left him bleeding: The cruelest Amish hate crime ever committed
Laura Miller
Violence, brainwashing, sexual abuse, fracking: How one scary sect revealed the flaws in hate crime legislation
Mainstream feminism is tepid and cowardly: Work, sex, race, “having it all” and true liberation
Laurie Penny
We're told we can "have it all" -- as long as that means marriage, babies, a finance job, shoes and exhaustion
Some millennials are this trapped: Income inequality, obesity and the neuroscience of adolescence
Laurence Steinberg
The age of puberty is falling, but adolescence keeps getting longer. These are some of the surprising consequences
How I switched sides in the technology wars
Andrew Leonard
My slow, painful transition from cheerleader to critic, all at one online magazine
All these effing geniuses: Ezra Klein, expert-driven journalism, and the phony Washington consensus
Thomas Frank
Ezra Klein and his data brigade think political science will save us. But expert opinion is why we're in this mess
My amazing arranged marriage: I resisted at first
Tania Malik
I resisted at first, confused about love, and whether I should find it myself. I see it differently 19 years later
Anatomy of an urban sex legend: Why TV loves to scare parents out of their minds
Joel Best, Kathleen A. Bogle
Nothing draws ratings like a salacious report on children's scandalous sex lives. Too bad it's mostly bogus
Football, violence and America’s cultural divide
Andrew O'Hehir
Were those Ravens fans in Ray Rice jerseys defending an abuser -- or rallying around a sacred American ritual?
Savage capitalism: Inside the booming market for serial killers’ personal effects
Dan Shewan
"Murderabilia" peddlers like Serialkillersink.net give shoppers access to items mainstream sites refuse to sell
Ted Rall’s “uncomfortable truths”: How exiting Afghanistan risks “tremendous national trauma”
Elias Isquith
The celebrated cartoonist, journalist and war correspondent tells Salon about his travels and epic new book
My Air Supply nightmare: Soft rock, brain death and making art out of nothing at all
Fiona Maazel
I know that great culture should challenge and unsettle us. So why do I crave the comfort of "All Out of Love"?
Watch Ellen DeGeneres deliver a moving tribute to Robin Williams
Sarah Gray
The comedian returned from hiatus, and paid tribute to Joan Rivers and Robin Williams
The “death of adulthood” is really just capitalism at work
Andrew O'Hehir
Here's what A.O. Scott's lamentation about adulthood in pop culture misses: our economic transformation
“Look at me. I’m for sale. On your street. On your browser”
Lisa Anderson
Inside the horror of sex trafficking: "He gave me $20. He said he had $40, but I was only worth $20"
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