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What men want, America delivers
Roxane Gay
From Robin Thicke's latest songs to abortion restrictions around the country, America's all about men's desires
Thomas Jefferson was a control freak
Joshua Kendall
The third president had an obsessive-compulsive side which explains much, maybe even his relationship with a slave
Movies, TV, books, the Web: 2013’s bests — so far
Salon Staff
We're halfway through the year. Determined to catch up this summer? Here's your guide to everything you must know
Sexual abuse on the rise at U.S. juvenile detention facilities
Joaquin Sapien
According to the Justice Department, the majority of cases are between female staffers and teen boys in custody
The Turkish protests are not the Arab Spring
Haroon Moghul
Don't confuse Taksim with Tahrir -- what's going on in Turkey is nothing less than a battle over national identity
Don’t call it “Independence Day”
Edward Wyckoff Williams
I love July 4. But what is “independence,” if full freedom still doesn't exist for everyone in this country?
Johnny Depp’s Tonto misstep: Race and “The Lone Ranger”
Daniel D'Addario
The actor's turn as a Comanche character is another chapter in an ugly racial history, experts say
Chris Kluwe’s “Beautifully Unique Sparkleponies” is a weird, wild ride
Kyle Minor
The NFL punter and gay rights advocate takes on Jesus, Ayn Rand and weeping lemurs
Christian leaders have always been misogynists
Valerie Tarico
The 20 most vile quotes from leaders of the church, from St. Benedict to Pat Robertson
Lou Reed is a big fan of “Yeezus”
Prachi Gupta
The Velvet Underground frontman says of Kanye West: "No one's near doing what he's doing"
BET apologizes to blogger for asking him to tone down feminine look
Prachi Gupta
B. Scott was reportedly asked to remove his makeup and heels during the network's pre-awards show
Egyptian protesters gather before military deadline
Hamza Hendawi
At least 16 people have been killed in clashes since Sunday
Stop comparing Wendy Davis to the Khaleesi!
Daniel D'Addario
...Or Leslie Knope, or Tami Taylor. The filibustering Texas state senator deserves to be discussed on her own terms
Why “real journalists” hate Sean Parker’s wedding
Andrew Leonard
Silicon Valley has launched a backlash against ankle-biting journalists. Careful what you wish for, guys
“Weird Al” Yankovic: It’s hard work being goofy
JAMIE BLAINE
The musician-comedian on his childhood love for MAD Magazine, Prince and the secrets to writing a parody song
Planned Parenthood gets the Tami Taylor seal of approval
Katie McDonough
Connie Britton has partnered with the women's health service provider on a campaign to "stand with Texas women"
Why is Twitter so awful on Sundays?
Daniel D'Addario
Tweets about Sunday TV have taken on their own form of humor -- fun if you're watching, obnoxious if you're not
My fiancé has a secret child
Cary Tennis
He lied to me. He cheated. I've called off the engagement. But I love him. He says he'll change. Can this work?
“Lost Girls”: A serial killer’s victims
Laura Miller
A gifted reporter does justice to the lives of women murdered by a yet-to-be-found monster in Long Island
Poet takes revolution from Facebook to the world
Leigh Cuen
“The Internet is the only way that I have to connect to my people and my family now,” says poet Maram Al-Masri
Thanks for nothing, college!
Tim Donovan
The studies extolling college's virtues are outdated and misguided. Here's what's really happening to Millennials
I was raised like Paula Deen
Dustin Rowles
Racism was so ingrained in my Southern family, they never even realized they were racist. Now we no longer speak
America’s split personality: Paranoid superstate and land of equality
Andrew O'Hehir
From "The Heat" to "White House Down," from Snowden to gay rights, America plays both hero and villain
Alec Baldwin addresses homophobic tweets
Prachi Gupta
The actor wrote a letter to GLAAD saying that he has been a longtime ally of the LGBT community
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