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CeCe McDonald on her time in prison: “I felt like they wanted me to hate myself as a trans woman”
Katie McDonough
McDonald was joined by Laverne Cox and other trans activists to discuss their powerful vision for justice
Millennials! Let’s battle the boomers and Gen Xers — who had it easy compared to us
Robert Nelson
Xers and baby boomers whine about coddled millennials. They have no idea, and it's time to organize and fight back
Paul Krugman: Chris Christie’s top fundraiser is a billionaire Pope Francis bully!
Katie McDonough
Hanging out with a billionaire who recently threatened the pope probably isn't great image rehab for the governor
What I learned from a week on food stamps: Paul Ryan couldn’t be any more wrong
Sarah Gray
Republicans have their sights set on food-stamp cuts that would devastate lower-income Americans
Thirsty in West Virginia
Emma Fisher
Living through the chemical spill and water crisis, I'm reminded how powerless we Appalachians so often feel
Stephen Malkmus: “I still hate the Eagles”
Scott Timberg
Former Pavement frontman Stephen Malkmus unloads on the ’70s classic rock that poisoned his early adolescence
No, Hollywood’s not post-queer: The complicated politics of coming out
Nico Lang
Ian McKellen may have casually outed some "Hobbit" cast-mates, but that doesn't mean being an out celebrity is easy
Sundance, Oscar and why the movies aren’t dead
Andrew O'Hehir
The Oscar nominees are sensational and Sundance is better than ever. What happened to the "post-cinematic" age?
Let’s nationalize Fox News: Imagining a very different media
Fred Jerome
Bye, Rush! If corporate media disappeared, and the people had their voices heard, here's what it might look like
Shooting the messenger: The time I dared to critique gun activists’ agenda
Matt Valentine
I learned first-hand that voicing cautious attitudes about guns will elicit quite a response from the right
“Duck Dynasty” season premiere sees a 28 percent ratings drop
Elias Isquith
Bad news for anyone at A&E who hoped all the press from Phil Robertson's bigotry would lead to higher ratings
Everyone’s a paparazzo: The weird world of Sundance
Prachi Gupta
The film festival in Park City is a bizarre clash of Hollywood moguls, indie artists and frenzied fans
Up close at the Egyptian revolution
Andrew O'Hehir
Jehane Noujaim's thrilling Oscar nominee "The Square" stays on the Cairo streets through two revolutions
NSA defenders’ shameless “national security” bait and switch
David Sirota
Mounting evidence shows surveillance has had no impact on preventing terrorism. Is the public paying attention?
Robert Redford on Oscar snub: “Hollywood is what it is. It’s a business”
Prachi Gupta
The actor opened the 2014 Sundance Film Festival by discussing his exclusion from the Academy Awards
Ted Nugent writes insanely racist Op-Ed about the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Elias Isquith
The NRA's favorite rocker's latest vile rant about "gangster thugs, punks, degenerates and criminals"
American Apparel mannequins now have pubic hair
Katie McDonough
The stunt is shameless commerce, but it still raises interesting questions about representations of women's body
Tea Party hatches quiet-but-insane plot against democracy: Meet the “12 Percent Solution”
Paul Rosenberg
I listened in to a recent conference call with conservative activists. Their latest scheme? Nullify laws they hate
Scahill on Oscar nod: We promised to bring drone victims’ stories to the world
Natasha Lennard
The "Dirty Wars" journalist and his director react to their Oscar nomination
The evangelical campaign against birth control is really about Obama
Rob Shryock
For three decades, the anti-contraception movement failed to catch on with evangelicals. That changed in 2011
When being single isn’t a problem to be solved
Anna North
Author Katie Heaney talks to Salon about her non-dating memoir, OkCupid and the female equivalent of "bachelor"
The most scathing questions from Michelle Rhee’s doomed Twitter Q&A
Elias Isquith
The controversial education reformer held a Twitter town hall, but not all of the questions were friendly
Lena Dunham poses for the cover of Vogue
Daniel D'Addario
The actress poses in high-fashion garb and talks about surprising "Girls" controversies
Jon Stewart ridicules Fox News’ pathetic defense of Chris Christie
Elias Isquith
The "Daily Show" host takes on Brit Hume and Bill O'Reilly's absurd argument that Christie's just a "guy's guy"
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