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This discovery about female sexuality will make conservatives’ heads explode
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing traditionalists love claiming that more equal relationships are doomed sexually. Shocker: They're wrong
After the genocide: What’s next for Gaza and the hope for Middle East peace?
Patrick L. Smith
Nearly 2,000 are dead and a cease-fire brings little peace of mind. But there may be glimmers of hope after tragedy
“Of course I’m not a prostitute”: Laura Kasischke and Yannick Murphy on first-person, genre fiction and parenthood
Laura Kasischke, Yannick Murphy
Just how close to the material does an author have to get?
Man drunkenly drafts Change.org petition to have “Weird Al” Yankovic perform at the Super Bowl
Sarah Gray
Thus far, 20,507 have signed Ed Ball's petition
Ann Coulter refers to Africa as “disease-ridden cesspool” in victim-blaming Ebola rant
Joanna Rothkopf
Coulter asks, "Can't anyone serve Christ in America anymore?" and somehow becomes even more hateful
Toledo Blade: Schools shouldn’t conduct sexual assault surveys because “embittered” students will lie about rape
Katie McDonough
Another day, another egregiously stupid editorial on college sexual assault
Ira Glass’ “Shakespeare sucks” redemption: Fixing TED talks, public radio, and dystopia for millennials
Colin McEnroe
We are getting dumber. Ira Glass has been an exception, until that epic Twitter fail. But he can still save us!
Why Weird Al is the perfect satirist for America’s stupid, narcissistic capitalist culture
Lynn Stuart Parramore
His comeback is no coincidence. Yankovic taps into collective anxieties that have been percolating for years
Stop fetishizing me: Why being an Asian woman in the dating world has never been harder
Paula Young Lee
As our culture continues to normalize the idea of "yellow fever," I'm pretty tired of dealing with it
I’m raising my kids atheist in a God-obsessed culture: How I learned to parent godless children
Julie Drizin
My children are surrounded by other kids' prayers and patriotism. But I'm determined to teach them to ignore it
Rebel without a Wi-Fi connection: China’s war against “Internet addiction”
Andrew O'Hehir
An amazing documentary goes inside a Chinese boot camp for "Internet addicts," only to find it's been Oprah-tized
The right’s horrifying edge: History shows surprising pattern about its demise
Joan Walsh
If you think GOP has moved so far right they can't possibly recover, historian Rick Perlstein has a lesson for you
Breaking: USA Today solves campus rape crisis with boring terrible idea
Katie McDonough
Really? Another editorial on why women's drinking is fueling sexual assault? Aren't we bored yet?
Walter Isaacson: “Innovation” doesn’t mean anything anymore
Sarah Gray
The man who brought America inside the minds of Einstein, Franklin and Jobs takes issue with modern-day tech hype
Rape culture at the Air Force Academy: The shocking truth no one wants to confront
Katie McDonough
There's momentum to give the federal anti-sex discrimination law teeth. But here's why that won't help young cadets
Robert Reich: The Ivy Leagues are a ludicrous waste of resources
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on the myth of "paid-what-you're-worth" and how our money can be better spent
Let white man Ted Nugent teach you how to be Native American
Prachi Gupta
"My lifestyle as a white guy ... is more in the Indian tradition than any of the Indians themselves," he says
Israel has broken my heart: I’m a rabbi in mourning for a Judaism being murdered by Israel
Michael Lerner
I've always been proud of Israel, but the brutal Gaza assault requires Jews worldwide to be honest, not nationalist
The truth about anti-Semitism: A liberal millennial’s second thoughts
Tova Ross
Millennials are not over Israel -- in fact, they're more concerned than ever about hatred and a second Holocaust
Free idea for anti-rape campaigns: Stop blaming victims for drinking
Jenny Kutner
The U.K. health service still faces backlash -- with good reason -- for a campaign that perpetuates rape culture
Reagan’s crony returns to spew his drivel — on MSNBC?
Heather Digby Parton
Ronan Farrow welcomed an expert on to discuss the integrity of America's spies. The problem: It was John Negroponte
I lived my life as a Native American, then found out I wasn’t one: Brando Skyhorse on his mother’s lies
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to Skyhorse about his powerful new memoir and the fictional past that haunts his family
US sent Latin youth undercover in anti-Cuba ploy
Desmond Butler, Jack Gillum, Alberto Arce, Andrea Rodriguez
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