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The hidden truth behind Teach for America’s political empire
James Cersonsky
Working for more charter schools and fast-tracked teachers, the organization's growing — whether you like it or not
I hate my amazing life
Cary Tennis
I have love, a great job, a beautiful farm, even a horse -- but I want to throw it all away. Why?
Pax Dickinson presents “Pax Dickinson for Dummies”
Prachi Gupta
The former Business Insider CTO holds a Reddit AMA to clarify his misogyny
Drinking and sexual assault: America’s booze culture is sexist
Jill Filipovic
Our drinking culture prizes men's excess, but when women drink they're seen as "asking for" assault
Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s first day at “Fox & Friends”: Miss “The View” yet?
Daniel D'Addario
"The View"'s token conservative may end up finding all-politics, all-the-time a tough act to carry off
“The Newsroom”: A proposal, an apology, a debate about the GOP
Daniel D'Addario
In the season finale, a pair gets engaged and Barack Obama is elected president
Medical marijuana sprouts in Israel
April M. Short
And the Israeli government is funding breakthrough research on the healing potential of the cannabis plant
I attract female bullies
Cary Tennis
Since I was a child, I've been bullied by women. They seem to seek me out. Is it me?
“The Facades”: The opera singer vanishes
Laura Miller
A man searches for his missing wife in a decaying Midwestern city full of peculiar shops and besieged librarians
The two kinds of people who watch “Breaking Bad”
Thomas Doherty
Walt will likely walk free or pay for his crimes -- the choice you prefer says a lot about how you see the world
Ditto boys: An elite Christian education
Jeff Sharlet
Take a tour of Westmont, a feeder school for the next generation of religious right leaders
David Brooks is constantly wrong
Andrew J. Bacevich
Takes a lot to be the voice on the New York Times op-ed page most consistently wrong about war in the Middle East!
Why was this major outsider art survey 91.3% male?
Mostafa Heddaya
The curator of a show featuring the art world's most prolific practitioners defends his gender exlusive exhibition
Diane Ravitch: School privatization is a hoax, “reformers” aim to destroy public schools
Diane Ravitch
Our public schools aren't in decline. And "reformers" with wild promises don't care about education — just profits
Paris just wants to be Brooklyn: A radical reinvention aims to fix the City of Light
Henry Grabar
As artists and young people find themselves priced out, or surrounded by chain stores, Paris plans a hip new future
Home-schooling: You’re doing it too!
Andrew O'Hehir
The home-school trend is just an extension of what "regular" parents are already doing. Can't we all get along?
Why female potheads still feel ashamed
Hayley Krischer
Many men are open about their weed use, but women risk getting judged
It’s time to eliminate bro-culture from the tech industry
Janet Kornblum
The entitled, frat-like culture that's hard-wired to the tech world is even worse behind closed doors
Richard Dawkins steps in it again
Haroon Moghul
Whether talking about pedophilia or Muslims, the famed atheist can't seem to avoid controversy
Jonathan Franzen on Amazon: “Jeff Bezos may not be the antichrist, but he surely looks like one of the four horsemen”
David Daley
In an essay in the Guardian, Jonathan Franzen scores a direct hit on Amazon
“Smile, baby”: The words no woman wants to hear
Soraya Chemaly
Telling women to "smile" may seem a small thing -- until you consider what often happens when women don't want to
Why our best students are totally oblivious
Falguni A. Sheth
While being up in arms about popular injustices, they're educated how not to see race, empire and colonialism
Study: Sadism more common than people think
SHAUNACY FERRO
College students told to exterminate bugs showed "acts of apparent cruelty" and "everyday sadism," said researchers
Let’s hope for an American defeat over Syria
Patrick L. Smith
It's time to walk away from the deadly, irrational myth of American might
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