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“The things that go on that people feel are acceptable are astonishing”
Joaquin Sapien
An expert explains the staggering rates of sexual abuse among female staffers in juvenile detention centers
Redskins controversy explains everything wrong with the GOP
Jeremiah Goulka
Countless Republicans are determined to protect the "honor" of offensive team names. Are they incapable of empathy?
The influence of Michelle Rhee and Chris Christie: Education reformers’ revolving door
Josh Eidelson
New group probes connections between for-profit education corporations and federal policymakers
The racist roots of America’s medical marijuana policy
Jeremy Daw
Early anti-drug laws, fueled by lies, distortions and bigotry, have thrived for over a century
6 most ridiculous Chris Christie apologists
Alex Kane
Rudy Giuliani seems to think bridgegate is just an elaborate prank, while Karl Rove asks: What about Benghazi?
“I woke up like this”: Beyoncé, CeCe and the fight for justice for black women
Brittney Cooper
Here's how a mega-star, transgender black woman and male activist are meeting a moment -- and standing up for women
GOP’s Enron-esque higher ed plan: Fire tenured faculty to fund student dorms
James Cersonsky
In Gov. Tom Corbett's Pennsylvania, if it’s public and it’s education, burn it down!
The Golden Globes’ race problem: Why awards shows matter
Stacia L. Brown
The overwhelming whiteness of this year's Globes hurts artists of color, and audiences
Beyoncé takes a stand against sexism
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The singer takes on the "myth" of gender equality
Diane Keaton’s Golden Globes speech spotlights Allen’s complicated history with women
Daniel D'Addario
Does Woody Allen have a woman problem? Mia Farrow and Ronan Farrow think so
Fox News: Chris Christie isn’t a bully, our culture is just “feminized”
Katie McDonough
Christie is "an old-fashioned masculine, muscular guy, and there are political risks associated with that"
Despicable race gambit: What the GOP really wants to achieve by talking about poverty
Josh Eidelson
Glenn Beck's most hated scholar, Frances Fox Piven, on the right's deplorable strategy to win more white votes
Chris Christie’s forgiving fan club: Why elite “centrists” will back him all the way
Alex Pareene
Morning Joe and Ron Fournier may back him forever -- but those on the right who never liked him are another story
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler: Hollywood’s imperfect feminists
Daniel D'Addario
That Fey and Poehler are Hollywood's designated Feminists says less about them than it does about the industry
What your favorite TV show can learn from “Breaking Bad”
Daniel Carlson
Vince Gilligan understood what few Globe-nominated producers do: Series must be conceived with an ending in mind
Penis politics: Sex, size and stereotypes in the gay community
Nico Lang
When it comes to penis size, gay men face a host of preconceptions about masculinity and race
What Thomas Friedman and Niall Ferguson don’t understand about the rest of the world
Charles Kenny
Big growth in the developing world is not a threat. It's time to talk about the advantages of a multipolar world
The unstoppable rise of bikes
Lindsay Abrams
In five years, bicycling will be so common that it's boring, says author Elly Blue
Prominent abortion researcher: We face our own harrassment
Nina Martin
The director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health on her work's greatest challenges and obstacles
Gary Shteyngart: “I’ve left Russia. I’m just trying to save Brooklyn”
Daniel D'Addario
The "Little Failure" memoirist on competitiveness, Putin's Russia and all those blurbs
The racism at the heart of the Reagan presidency
Ian Haney-Lopez
How Ronald Reagan used coded racial appeals to galvanize white voters and gut the middle class
Chris Christie: Dimwitted dupe or demented liar?
Brian Beutler
It will be hard for Chris Christie to redeem his judgment and managerial skill without admitting that he lied
“True Detective” director Cary Fukunaga explains the show’s dark humor
Neil Drumming
The HBO show's director spoke to Salon about working with McConaughey and Harrelson, and comparisons to "The Wire"
Activist author Amiri Baraka dead at 79
Associated Press
Formerly LeRoi Jones, the civil rights leader inspired a generation of slam poets, playwrights and musicians
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