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Naomi Klein: Big Green is in denial
Jason Mark
The "No Logo" author explains how environmentalists may be more damaging to their cause than climate change deniers
The late-night hosts try to joke about Syria
Prachi Gupta
Some comics attempt to distract audiences from Syria, while others tackle the issues head-on
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart returns to “The Daily Show”
Prachi Gupta
The comedian reflects on his summer in Jordan and gets caught up on what he missed in America
Jon Stewart takes back John Oliver’s show
Neil Drumming
Now that Stewart is back, what of "The Daily Show's" interim host?
How “cliterate” are you?
Jodie Gummow
A new viral campaign aims to educate people about the only female body part that exists purely for pleasure
Why aren’t we mad when pop stars perform for Wal-Mart?
Daniel D'Addario
Sure, Kanye went to Kazakhstan. Just about every other star has paid tribute to the toxic employer
James Franco’s bad rape joke
Prachi Gupta
The actor's joke about Seth Rogen raping him was both unfunny and damaging
The James Franco roast’s homophobia problem
Neil Drumming
All the jokes about Franco's sexuality weren't surprising (such humor's all too common). But they sure were lazy
New York Times wedding announcement candidly discusses abortion
Katie McDonough
The couple made the choice to terminate the pregnancy together, and it brought them closer, they say
No, Miley Cyrus did not cause Steubenville
Katie McDonough
Richard Cohen draws a dubious link between Cyrus' VMA performance and the Steubenville rape case
“Heat days” are the new snow days
Lindsay Abrams
What to do about sweltering conditions in public institutions?
Black Twitter’s not just a group — it’s a movement
Kwame Opam
Mainstream media often miss that it's about more than the race of whoever's tweeting -- it's about a shared mission
Move the Olympics now!
Eric Sasson
An activist's bizarre Twitter meltdown shows the Russian LGBT community needs international support more than ever
Slaughter of Yellowstone wolves threatens broader renaissance
MIKE DI PAOLA
Wolves have helped revive songbird, beaver and bear populations, so why are they delisting this endangered species?
The right’s toxic back-to-school disaster
Brittney Cooper
As students return this week, there will be teacher jobs cut and mass shootings unaddressed. Here's the big problem
Author Caleb Crain: “The straight canon is very gay”
Daniel D'Addario
The author of the much-praised "Necessary Errors" on finding a mainstream audience, and gay life in the 90s and now
In defense of romantic failure
Sarah Tomlinson
I drew up a contract to make Robert promise he'd never break my heart, but instead, I got a lesson in lost love
I lived “Breaking Bad”
Greg Fulton
The show introduced viewers to the euphoria and destruction of meth. Nobody needed to tell me
Hanna Rosin: Hookup culture is changing
Anna North
The "End of Men" author talks to Salon about women, work, and the "third kind of relationship" we're inventing
Hit songs may be brainwashing you to drink more
Tom Jacobs
Research reveals many Billboard chart-toppers have alcohol ads embedded within them
Cancer research in crisis: Are the drugs we count on based on bad science?
Jalees Rehman
A paper finding that important experiments can't be reproduced suggests new drugs could be based on bad science
Where are the gay characters in video games?
Gina Tron
For lesbian gamers, it's a struggle to find anybody in games who represents them
“Your fatwa does not apply here”: Muslim artists battle fundamentalism
Karima Bennoune
Muslim playwrights, musicians and artists are battling for free expression -- and some pay with their lives
Anti-gay groups mount attacks in Ukraine
Christopher J. Miller
A rising wave of homophobia is spilling over from neighboring Russia where gay "propaganda" was recently banned
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