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Don Draper’s sad manhood: What makes “Mad Men” different from “Breaking Bad,” “Sopranos”
Amanda D. Lotz
Modern men aren't allowed the narcissism of "Mad Men" -- but Don Draper's not exactly a '60s guy, either
Hey, “artists,” leave women who eat in public alone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
When does public photography become street harassment?
Torture report leak: CIA methods “brutal,” “worse than communicated”
Natasha Lennard
Leaks from the lengthy and controversial Senate report on Bush-era torture highlight the need for declassification
Chris Hayes, pro athletes and “being a man”: Our demented masculinity debate
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
In 2014, are we really arguing over men taking paternity leave? Here’s what’s really driving this screwed-up debate
Instead of Colbert, CBS should have hired Louis C.K.
Steve Almond
Sure, he might look like just another middle-aged white guy. But he would have been a genuinely subversive choice
“Only Lovers Left Alive”: Jim Jarmusch’s boho vampire rhapsody
Andrew O'Hehir
An American indie legend revives the undead with this gorgeous late-night prowl through Detroit and Tangier
Rough sex can be empowering for women, too
Anna Pulley
There's nothing wrong with taking ownership of one's body and pride in one's sexual fantasies
Susan Boyle: Don’t call me quirky
Daniel D'Addario
As her new documentary premieres, Boyle told Salon about how difficult it's been to embrace the limelight
When Nirvana fooled the New York Times: Grunge-gate and made-up trends
Tom Maxwell
As the iconic alt-rock act is inducted into music's hall of fame, a look back at a great prank, and the way of fads
The Internet’s destructive gender gap: Why the Web can’t abandon its misogyny
Astra Taylor
People like Ezra Klein are showered with opportunity, while women face an online world hostile to their ambitions
“America as the No. 1 warmonger”: President Jimmy Carter talks to Salon about race, cable news, “slut-shaming” and more
David Daley
Exclusive: The former president on Democrats' white male problem, sexual assault on campus, Barack Obama and more
Shocking police overreach haunts Southern city: Racial profiling, quotas and secret “conviction bonuses”
Spencer Woodman
How a federal grant incentivized a police department to go nuts on drug arrests -- and terrorize its community
Jayson Blair, Judy Miller and the shrinking New York Times
Andrew O'Hehir
A straightforward documentary unpacks the Gray Lady's 2003 plagiarism scandal, but the real story is much bigger
Republican lawmaker: “I have no more confidence in Planned Parenthood than I do in Adolf Hitler”
Katie McDonough
South Carolina state Sen. Mike Fair is angry that a majority of voters support abortion access after 20 weeks
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand: “The price of a college education should not include a 1 in 5 chance of being sexually assaulted”
Katie McDonough
The New York Democrat is taking on the sexual assault crisis unfolding on college campuses across the country
Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ naked victory
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The 53-year-old star strips down -- and talks sexism
From puka shell necklaces to five-finger shoes: A pop cultural history of douche
Prachi Gupta
The toolbag tech overlord of HBO's "Silicon Valley" wears gloves on his feet -- and other icons of douchebaggery
5 biggest myths about marijuana, debunked
Owen Poindexter
The more research is released, the more legalization seems like a no-brainer
“No one wants to discover new music?” Ridiculous
Andrew Leonard
Spotify and Pandora aren't wasting their time encouraging "discovery." They're training us to be more curious
Toy company wants to get girls’ brains off “princess” and on engineering
Sarah Gray
GoldieBlox moves away from song parodies, and actually showcases the Rube Goldberg-like toys in action
Gentrification’s insidious violence: The truth about American cities
Daniel José Older
Too many claim white people are at risk in communities of color. Really, it's those communities that are threatened
Tramp stamps, racism and “icky” pronouns: 8 new life tips from “Bell Curve” author Charles Murray
Josh Eidelson
If you had to defend this idiocy, you might abruptly cancel an interview with Salon at the last minute, too!
It’s not about you, white liberals: Why attacks on radical people of color are so misguided
Brittney Cooper
With anti-racism politics flaring up on the left, too many are making it personal -- when it's really about policy
Controversial nun had a long history of anti-gay remarks
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sister Jane Dominic Laurel takes a sabbatical -- but leaves a rich trove of dubious theories
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