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The post-VMAs pop cultural comedown: How did we go from “FEMINIST” to the “Fappening”?
Andi Zeisler
A week after Beyoncé's performance, the entertainment world has never seemed like a scarier place for women
Rick Perry might go away for a long, long time: What even the liberal media isn’t reporting about his indictment
Paul Rosenberg
New York Times, Wall Street Journal & USA Today brush felony charges aside. They're not telling you everything
It’s time to destroy the trolls: Orange-fanged morons are choking the Internet
Colin McEnroe
A brutally violent, hateful and sexist comment culture just keeps getting more out of hand. Time to say enough
Michael Sam has signed with the Dallas Cowboys
Katie McDonough
It's a homecoming for the Texas native
Inside the Houdini-Industrial Complex: The surprising, secret influence of the great escape artist
Rachel Shteir
With a new miniseries starring Adrian Brody and a huge memorabilia auction, why are we still so fixated on Houdini?
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart slams Washington’s sexist culture
Prachi Gupta
"The Daily Show" responds to news that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand was harassed by her colleagues
Education reformers’ new craze: A war on summer vacation
Michael Mazenko
As kids return to school, a crucial debate will pick up again. Here's why the "reformers" are off their rockers
Donating to charity is not a joke — especially not in the name of slut shaming
Jenny Kutner
Redditors donated thousands to cancer research in Jennifer Lawrence’s name. Too bad she had to be violated first
It’s OK to acknowledge that life is finite
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The world still "needs" Joan Rivers, but what does Joan Rivers need?
“Never be bullied into silence”: Robin Williams’ daughter returns to Twitter
Sarah Gray
Zelda Williams returned to social media after being harassed off the social media platform last month
Fox’s new brand of feminism: Time for “women who really want to be women” to be “what God designed them to be”
Jenny Kutner
Conservative women don't want to be objectified or told what to do with their bodies -- kind of like feminists!
Exclusive: Secret new tape exposes Kochs’ ludicrous strategy to win over America
Joan Walsh
Takeaway from secret panel on outreach to women, Latinos and youth? Dems should fear Koch money, but not messaging
The terrifying lesson of Ferguson: America really is a war zone
Joshua Holland
Our toxic mix of militarized police, gun culture and anti-governmentalism is a serious problem
Houston Astros fire manager Bo Porter
Kristie Rieken
Forget about rainbow parties, sex bracelets and sexting: Today’s kids have not gone wild
Tracy Clark-Flory
Salon speaks to the authors of a new book about what your teens are really doing behind closed doors
The crisis of “bad feminism” is worse than you think
Andi Zeisler
Enough with the dangerous think pieces about whether we can like catcalls or heels or botox and still be feminists
Not all twerks are equal: Teaching my kids how to appreciate pop culture
Mary Elizabeth Williams
My daughters love Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj, but how much should I educate them about the politics of pop?
12 absolutely delicious apples you’ve probably never tasted
Lindsay Abrams
We're living in an apple renaissance, author Rowan Jacobsen tells Salon
I never should have followed my dreams
David Sobel
I quit my steady gig to fulfill my potential. Instead I went broke, and got fired from a job in doggie daycare
David Lowery: Here’s how Pandora is destroying musicians
Scott Timberg
Cracker and Camper van Beethoven's David Lowery tells Salon how streaming services might end true avant garde music
How David Mitchell gets fantasy wrong
Laura Miller
The "Cloud Atlas" author mars a promising novel on the end of civilization with a cheesy vampire showdown
The Facebook-ification of everything! Sex, authenticity and reality for the status update era
Luciano Floridi
We broadcast ourselves everywhere: Facebook, Tinder, Twitter. Is all this updating and right-swiping changing us?
From riot grrrls to “Girls”: Tina Fey, Kathleen Hanna, Lena Dunham and the birth of an inspiring new feminism
Dorothy Sue Cobble, Linda Gordon, Astrid Henry
The Web's not perfect, but it has helped produce an amazing new generation of writers, activists and stars
The 1 percent’s long con: Jim Cramer, the Tea Party’s roots, and Wall Street’s demented, decades-long scheme
Thomas Frank
Wall Street has the most to lose from real democracy. Which is why they posture as rebels and not The Man
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