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She-Hulk is not a “giant green porn star”: How female superheroes become a male power fantasy
Noah Berlatsky
A recent interview with the "Man of Steel" screenwriter reflects the most dangerous aspect of comic book culture
In defense of screeds: Frank Bruni’s misguided pining for journalism’s good old days
Simon Maloy
Times columnist tries to turn his paper's poor handling of Jill Abramson's firing into a critique -- of the media
Shailene Woodley still thinks feminism “discriminates”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Fault in Our Stars" star "fully stands by" her quote
Watch: Neil deGrasse Tyson reveals his grand theory of climate change denialism
Lindsay Abrams
People will finally believe the science when they begin to lose their wealth, the "Cosmos" host says
Gun nuts aim at each other! Inside NRA’s fight with open-carry lunatics
Jim Newell
Open-carry enthusiasts are being called "strange," "scary" and "downright weird." And that's just by the NRA!
7 things you can do with your dead body
Jess Zimmerman
One Chinese city is prohibiting burials in coffins. Here are some options if the government comes calling for yours
My feminist revolution at 40: Why I let my gray show, and why it’s a political act
Mary Anne Mohanraj
It may seem like a small thing to some, but I consider going au naturel a feminist choice
College radio is dying — and we need to save it
Garrett Martin
The demise of college radio stations like Georgia State's WRAS 88.5 is a huge loss for American culture
5 people who will not miss Patton Oswalt’s Internet presence this summer
Prachi Gupta
The comic realizes that he's become an Internet troll
Battle of the Wikis: One comic fan’s Marvel Database takes on the massive Marvel Universe
Neil Drumming
Jamie Hari has created his own empire of comic trivia
Mitt Romney’s latest confusion: Why he’s endorsing candidates who don’t agree with him
Jim Newell
Mitt Romney supports a path to citizenship, but his endorsees don't. Here's what he's really thinking
The crazy parties Microsoft doesn’t want you to know it’s having
Max Rivlin-Nadler
Twerking, dirt bike racing, men on horseback -- the strange, wild world of ragers secretly sponsored by Microsoft
The secret to fighting male fury: Why #YesAllWomen is so important
Rebecca Solnit
Women accross America are creating the vocabulary to expose the poisonous effects of misogyny
“Euphoria”: Primitive love
Laura Miller
A volatile romantic triangle among anthropologists is the center of a novel based on the life of Margaret Mead
Jaron Lanier on Internet and middle class: “We have screwed things up”
Scott Timberg
Salon Q&A: Tech visionary Jaron Lanier on Thomas Piketty, Jeff Bezos and Amazon, how to save the creative class
Air travel’s dangerous gamble: The growing perils of airline deregulation
Amy L. Fraher
Just like Wall Street before the '08 financial crisis, risks have been escalating in the airline industry for years
5 craziest laws passed by GOP legislators — just this month
Evan McMurry
One Florida city is trying to make it illegal for the homeless to own property. Really
David Graeber: “Spotlight on the financial sector did make apparent just how bizarrely skewed our economy is in terms of who gets rewarded”
Thomas Frank
David Graeber explains why the more your job helps others, the less you get paid
How the conversation about reparations reveals the right’s twisted morality
Eric Levitz
Opponents of reparations argue that we've talked enough about race. But look at the way the GOP talks about it
Casual sex isn’t just for college kids
Tracy Clark-Flory
The creators of the Casual Sex Project collected hookup stories from around the world. Here's what they learned
How to save the creative class: “Universal healthcare and no guns, basically”
Sarah Gray
Canadian musician Owen Pallett discusses his new album, Arcade Fire and the necessities of true creativity
Colson Whitehead: I had zombie anxiety dreams for years
Nick Romeo
Salon spoke to Whitehead--whose new book is out this month--about monsters, gambling, and imagining the apocalypse
Inside the diaries of polygamous wives: Life as an early Mormon woman
Paula Kelly Harline
Research has uncovered a stunning collection of writings that reveal the complexities of a polygamous life
Hey, guys: Elliot Rodger is our problem
Andrew O'Hehir
Most men don't rape or kill or condone misogyny. But it's our job to confront the disordered culture of masculinity
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