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America still can’t accept Lady Gaga’s bisexuality — or anybody else’s
Nico Lang
Ongoing doubts about the singer's orientation are just one example of the entrenched biphobia of American culture
5 Christian “hipsters” trying to make fundamentalism look cool
Amanda Marcotte
Young people are leaving the church in droves. Meet the young people trying to bring them back
Generation atheist! Millennials to religion — get out of politics
Vern L. Bengston
Millennials are much less attached to religion than their elders -- the politicization of the church might be why
The Celts were smarter than we think
Laura Miller
A new book offers evidence that the Iron-Age Celts possessed highly sophisticated scientific skills
“The Walking Dead’s” scary, necessary lesson about American childhood
Anna Mae Duane
Kids, especially those of color, are at risk of violence every day. Maybe TV can help us face that, and fix it
Jerry Stahl: Government has a “fascist-adjacent” devotion to business
Larry Charles
The author of "Permanent Midnight" talks about Lou Reed, literature and what can still make him angry
“Blue Is the Warmest Color” is about class, not just sex
Soraya Roberts
Sex and sexuality are only half the film's story. It's also about lovers from different economic worlds
Sheryl Sandberg: “Men need to do more childcare and housework”
Marianne Schnall
Facebook's COO discusses why men still rule the highest levels of the professional ranks and how it can change
How the religious right won: Birth of the fundamentalists, in our modern times
Molly Worthen
As a historical phenomenon, fundamentalism is wholly modern. Its victories have come from decades of organizing
Religion’s surprising emotional sense: New atheists are wrong again
Francis Spufford
Non-believers call me dogmatic, self-righteous, judgmental. Maybe they are. Here's what they miss about belief
TV’s new obsession: The sophisticated black gangster
Neil Drumming
"Boardwalk's" Dr. Narcisse is just one of many refined black criminals on TV now. What's behind the trend?
Lawyer claims we don’t talk enough about victims’ responsibility for rape
Mary Elizabeth Williams
U.K. lawyer Barbara Hewson attacks victims in a debate on sex assault
I want American foreign policy to fail
Patrick L. Smith
Drones, wiretapping foreign leaders, NSA out of control: Change will only come when our foreign policy truly fails
Fraternity in hot water for “Hood Ratchet” party
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Reminder: Cultural appropriation always looks bad
When no one said anything: How racism goes unquestioned
Roxane Gay
Some say we should just "get over" racism, but it's not possible when so many condone it with their silence
Study: Feet are not an erogenous zone
Tom Jacobs
New research also suggests that when it comes to erotic stimulation, men and women are more alike than we think
Atheist marriages may last longer than Christian ones
Valerie Tarico
Research suggests American divorce rates are highest among "Bible-believing" Christians
How the 1 percent always wins: Liberal washing is the right’s new favorite tactic
David Sirota
Here's why plutocrats control our politics: Corporate America knows both parties are up for sale
Virginia’s Tea Party debacle
Elias Isquith
Will the impending defeat of Ken Cuccinelli shake the GOP out of its radical right-wing stupor?
The right’s war on pregnant women
Katie McDonough
It's not just about abortion -- the right is locking up women when it deems them a threat to their fetuses
12 novelists tell their scariest bite-size stories
Salon Staff
Original two-sentence stories to keep you awake tonight from Roxane Gay, Pamela Erens, Shani Boianjiu and more
My very un-American Halloween
Lorraine Berry
Months after my dad died, I want to return to the holiday's roots, in which loss is celebrated as a part of life
Watch this guy turn a Ford Fiesta into Optimus Prime
Colin Lecher
This video has everything: robots in disguise and great music
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