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Owning my mixed-race identity: Why I don’t have to choose sides
Eternity E. Martis
People can't seem to understand that I'm not either black or Anglo-Pakistani, but all of the above
Paul Ryan: Poverty due to “real culture problem” in America’s “inner cities”
Elias Isquith
As proof, the influential GOPer cites an academic who believes poverty is best explained by IQ and race
8 disturbing trends that reveal the South’s battered psyche
Steven Rosenfeld
Statistics show Southern states have the lowest economic mobility in the country. These phenomena help explain why
NBC gives more airtime to Jerry Sandusky sympathizer John Ziegler
Prachi Gupta
Sandusky was convicted of 45 counts of child sexual abuse, but Ziegler doesn't want to believe it
3 inconvenient facts that make libertarians’ heads explode
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Because acknowledging that inequality is a problem that needs solving is apparently a bridge too far...
Like it or not, organized religion still has a role to play in LGBT movements
Elizabeth Segran
It's time religion entered the 21st century: Why its acceptance of LGBT equality is slow but essential.
The Girl Scouts love Barbie but ban “Bossy”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Two new campaigns ignite controversy
The war on black intellectuals: What (mostly) white men keep getting wrong about public scholarship
Brittney Cooper
From Dylan Byers to Nick Kristof, many media voices are blind to black women academics. There's a reason for that
“Princeton mom” horrifies Savannah Guthrie with her terrible advice
Katie McDonough
Susan Patton tells Guthrie that teens should get cosmetic surgery and blames victims of sexual assault for rape
HBO’s gothic Southern porn: “True Detective” has a “Duck Dynasty” problem
Becky Banks
Weird sex? Malicious rednecks? Twisted family relationships? Now Louisiana has its caricatured "Deliverance" moment
Wal-Mart workers vs. bigots: The right’s new workplace hypocrisy
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
GOP says poor workers should simply get a new job. How about those hating discrimination laws? (UPDATED)
What’s going on with “True Detective” Season 2?
Prachi Gupta
HBO hasn't officially ordered it yet, but the show creator has outlined some vague plans for the next season
Melissa Harris-Perry on sexism, parenting and work: “We reproduce this fantasy of perfected motherhood”
Katie McDonough
"My enjoyment of [maternity] leave raises the ongoing question of why my circumstances are so rare"
The Elisabeth Moss dilemma: Is it possible to be a fan of a Scientologist?
Daniel D'Addario
The "Mad Men" star says we're all misinformed. OK, so inform us, Elisabeth!
Sex’s feel-good evolution: Charles Darwin’s erotic shocker
David A. Rosenbaum
Charles Darwin got more than science right. Evolution also explains why we get it on
This is your brain on murder: What the mind of a psychopath looks like
Dean A. Haycock
What's going on behind an American psycho's eyes? Science reveals the answer
We are all Detroit: The real story behind the city’s pension fight
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Why the next victim of Chapter 9 bankruptcy could be your town, your community and possibly your retirement account
Hey, Ann Coulter! Did you hear about the kinky Stanford students?
Tracy Clark-Flory
In an exclusive conversation with Salon, Stanford's kinksters talk about seeking university approval
Taming gentrification: A guide
Henry Grabar
Some good news for Spike Lee: Even if gentrification can't be stopped, we can at least do something to control it
Buy less, do more: 5 reasons why experiences make us happier than things
Lindsay Abrams
We need to shift away from a culture of materialism and toward one of experientialism, says author James Wallman
Apple and Amazon’s big lie: The rebel hacker and hipster nerd is a capitalist stooge
Curtis White, Andrew Cooper
Business as usual: Rebel posturing and "mindfulness training" can't cover up tech world's awful labor standards
The sociopathic 1 percent: The driving force at the heart of the Tea Party
Paul Rosenberg
In their warped view of society, only the individual exists -- with no social relations, shared history and culture
Cartoonist Chris Ware on outsider art, reading aloud and the Common Core
Alex Behr
Ware explains why he doesn't read his work, and why there's less and less time for art at his daughter's school
Sex at the Satan Club
Jeffrey Sconce
At the height of '60s counterculture, the sexual revolution found itself an unexpected bedfellow: Devil worship
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