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The most racist commercial of all time?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
UPDATED: Critics call a Mountain Dew ad racist -- but the joke could be on them

Obama’s half-dose of Plan B

Irin Carmon
Emergency contraception being made available for those 15 and up may sound like a victory. But here's why it's not

Julian Assange: The Internet threatens civilization

Adam Morris
However disappointing, the Wikileaks founder's new book offers a fascinating -- and discomfiting -- thesis

Saudi Arabia launches first anti-domestic violence campaign

Katie McDonough
The "No More Abuse" campaign is sponsored by the nonprofit King Khalid Foundation and is the first of its kind

Jason Collins: Out of the NBA?

Bethlehem Shoals
Jason Collins is the perfect man to be the NBA's first out player. First he needs a chance to continue his career

Why Jason Collins isn’t a Jackie Robinson figure — and that’s a good thing

Daniel D'Addario
Jason Collins has started to come under fire from gay critics who say he wasn't brave enough. Here's what they miss

Millennials are now the Crash Generation

Nona Willis Aronowitz
Twenty-somethings coming of age today will be forever shaped by the country's economic recession

Boston bombing: We would have been standing right there

Ron Currie Jr.
Our Patriots' Day ritual is to stand right where the second bomb exploded. We needed to reconnect -- at Fenway Park

Jason Collins: Black — and gay — like me

Rob Smith
Why the race of NBA’s first openly gay player matters just as much as his sexual orientation

How to interpret Kirsten Gillibrand’s political opportunism

Irin Carmon
The skilled, potential presidential candidate has changed many of her positions. But do the ends justify the means?

Beastie Boys to write memoir

Prachi Gupta
The hip-hop group wants to publish "a multidimensional experience" and oral history

Jason Collins becomes first openly gay male professional athlete

Katie McDonough
Collins made his historic announcement on the cover of this week's issue of Sports Illustrated

Senate takes steps to reduce sexual violence in the military

Katie McDonough
Two Senate measures may help to reform military culture and reduce rampant sexual assault among service members

Forget copyright! We’ve always stolen music

Alex Sayf Cummings
The politics of copyright place the interests of big business over fans, the public -- and artists

Does painting still matter?

Patrick Neal
A recent panel at the Pratt Institute concludes that the medium remains the "queen of the arts"

Don’t stop believin’: Do atheists need a church?

Katie Engelhart
There's song and fellowship in London's first atheist church. But are these non-believers just having it both ways?

Mass murder vs. terrorism

Marissa Brostoff
When did the definitions of these terms come to hinge on the perpetrator's weapon of choice?

Is Michael Pollan a sexist pig?

Emily Matchar
"Femivores" have made DIY domesticity cool. But critics who blame feminism for obesity and fast food have it wrong

Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Stoned on the job

Amanda Pike
From pot brownies to nerve-calming heads of lettuce, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer

“Mary Tyler Moore” Rewind: It’s wonderful, current, not funny

Willa Paskin
It's hard to imagine "Girls" or "30 Rock" without Mary Tyler Moore. But that doesn't mean it still has laughs

For raped Peace Corps volunteers, little choice

Irin Carmon
Peace Corps volunteer tells Salon about being violated twice and denied abortion coverage, due to politics (UPDATE)

Desmond Tutu: It’s time to talk to our children about rape

Katie McDonough
The social justice icon argues that stopping rape also means talking about it at the dinner table

Podcast superstar Marc Maron prepares for TV: “We should call the show ‘Not Louie'”

Daniel D'Addario
As he gets ready for the debut of his sitcom, the "WTF" star fields questions about competition and selling out

Pick of the week: Michael Bay’s self-mocking crime farce

Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson pursue the American dream in the cruel but funny "Pain & Gain"
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