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Fired for doing porn: The new employment discrimination
Ej Dickson
Adult performers who get work elsewhere can be fired if their past comes out -- and there's no legal recourse
Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry calls out misogynists
Prachi Gupta
The singer reads every Facebook message the band receives, and is fed up with the number of sexist comments
Computer grading will destroy our schools
Benjamin Winterhalter
Feeding essays into a computer program tells students: No one cares what you have to say
Vince Gilligan: “You want your work to be remembered, you want it to outlive you”
Anna North
After "Breaking Bad'"s finale, its creator talked about his legacy and his love for "The Twilight Zone"
Lay off Mumford & Sons’ wardrobe!
Owen King, Tim Bracy, Elizabeth Nelson, James Toth
A panel of writers debate the English folk rock band's "unique" sartorial choices
The hatemonger next door
Lauren M. Fox
From remote Montana, clean-cut Richard Spencer is trying to make white separatism respectable
Richard Dawkins: I’m not like Christopher Hitchens!
Daniel D'Addario
The memoirist/scientist/atheist says he's felt something akin to a mystical experience -- but it's not supernatural
Nothing scarier than a nervous white man: The “Redskins” debate is really about white privilege
Steven Salaita
The debate about the Washington Redskins name is all wrong: It's really a symbol of white fear in a changing nation
Rosalind Wiseman: “Hookup culture is just as confusing for boys”
Anna North
The "Mean Girls"-inspiring author has a new book on boys, and talks to Salon about sex, anger, and the "end of men"
Ronald Reagan’s shameful legacy: Violence, the homeless, mental illness
Dr. E. Fuller Torrey
As president and governor of California, the GOP icon led the worst policies on mental illness in generations
Inescapable, apocalyptic dread: The terrifying nuclear autumn of 1983
Alexander Zaitchik
It was the tensest, most dangerous part of the Cold War — and that autumn, grownups were as scared numb as we were
Stop calling alcohol “MommyJuice”: How liquor companies target women
Ann Dowsett Johnston
Booze has become pink, female-focused, fruity and sweet -- and it's creating a massive new health problem for women
What women will do for a ring
Tracy Clark-Flory
A writer goes viral for trading sandwiches for a proposal, but she isn't alone in bargaining for a man's commitment
Escape from “Saturday Night Live,” birth of “The Muppet Show”
Brian Jay Jones
Two of the most iconic shows of the '70s have an amazing, awkward linked history -- but needed each other to begin
Walter White’s sickness mirrors America
David Sirota
"Breaking Bad" strikes such a nerve because Walt's ills of body and soul are also those of our country
“Muscle Shoals” and the GOP’s quest for purity
Andrew O'Hehir
How the amazing musical saga of one Alabama town reflects America's greatest strength, and rejects Puritanism
Ai Weiwei: My captors knew nothing about art
Barnaby Martin
The Chinese dissident and artist discusses China, imprisonment and not being beaten
Dave Eggers: The tech scene is “a little creepy … extreme”
Daniel D'Addario
The author of "The Circle" opens up about how things he imagined came to life in Silicon Valley
We’re all narcissists now, and that’s a good thing
SARITA BHATT
The same social media tools that make us appear more self-centered also amplify some of our best traits
Gamers, stop supporting violence!
Rohan Talbot
Buying games is a political act, and gamers need to start voting with their wallets
Pick of the week: Pagan sex replaces Christianity on a creepy island
Andrew O'Hehir
Dazzlingly restored, "The Wicker Man" is more like an anarchic, erotic parable than a horror film
41 books sexist prof David Gilmour should read
Roxane Gay
A list that lets readers ponder what it means to be human -- not just white and male
White people: You are not straight outta Compton
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A retailer withdraws its N.W.A.-themed apparel, but the appropriation goes on
A brilliant memoir ends with a murder
Kyle Minor
“I Hate to Leave This Beautiful Place” deals sensitively with a terrible crime
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