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Poll: Gay television characters a boon for marriage equality
Katie McDonough
Researchers found that support for equal rights was positively influenced by fictional gay characters
21 and bi: Should I marry?
Cary Tennis
I want to travel and have other partners. But I'm engaged to the man I love
Students and hackers train for cybersecurity jobs
Jake Pearson
"White-hat" hackers are being hired to help business and government agencies protect their data from cyberattacks
The kids are alright: 3 stories that will restore your faith in teenagers
Katie McDonough
A helpful reminder that not all teens and young adults treat one another horrendously
National Hockey League announces initiative for gay athletes
Katie McDonough
In partnership with a gay rights group, the NHL will provide awareness training to its teams and leadership
High school students school us about rape culture
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A California high school addresses rape culture head-on -- and succeeds where ABC, CNN and other media outlets fail
MLK’s “Two Americas” truer than ever
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The inequality King highlighted continues to grow worse
Glenn Beck’s favorite immigrants
Sally Kohn
Conservatives rally around a controversial family facing deportation. Take one guess why
Are the culture wars really over?
Sarah Posner
Views on sex, drugs and religion still dictate public policy decisions more than we might like to think
Teen commits suicide after photos of her alleged gang rape go viral
Katie McDonough
The harassment was relentless, says the mother of the alleged victim. "Girls texting, saying ‘You’re such a slut’"
Melissa Harris-Perry doesn’t want to steal your children
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The MSNBC host stirred up a tempest -- but she was right
Lawsuit alleges Texas employer barred men and women from being alone together
Katie McDonough
Kimberly A. Elkjer claims that the gender segregation policy prevented women from advancing at Scheef & Stone LLP
Meg Wolitzer: Men won’t read books about women
Edra Ziesk
The author of "The Interestings" explains her writing process and women's fraught place in contemporary fiction
“Teen Mom”: The porno
Tracy Clark-Flory
Adult actor James Deen says reality-TV star Farrah Abraham wanted to stage a sex tape leak. She says he's lying
“Antiviral”: New perversity from a new Cronenberg
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Brandon Cronenberg's icy, nightmarish "Antiviral" a tribute to his dad's '70s films, or an Oedipal assault?
GOP’s backward sexual politics
Nancy Isenberg, Andrew Burstein
The party’s “war on women” continues, but now it’s being fought with antiquated weapons
McConnell planned to attack Judd as “emotionally unbalanced”
Alex Seitz-Wald
A secret tape reveals Republicans intended to use the actress' struggles with depression against her
Margaret Thatcher, grotesque puppet
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The former prime minster made an indelible impact on politics and pop culture -- but not for feminism
“The Bible,” brought to you by Walmart
Paul Harvey
The miniseries' corporate sponsors tell you as much about the production as the artists behind it
Rediscovering Renata Adler
Kelsey Osgood
Like Joan Didion and George W.S. Trow, the critic and novelist turned post-Woodstock disillusionment into art
“Hooray, we’re done”: The inside story behind R.E.M.’s disbandment
Tony Fletcher
The never-before-told story behind the band's decision to walk away -- and one emotional and private final concert
Is Egypt ready for its own Jon Stewart?
Erin Cunningham
The country is no stranger to satire, but Bassem Youssef's unique brand of humor is unlike anything it's ever seen
Searching for Bill Watterson
Liv Combe
The creator of "Calvin and Hobbes" is notoriously reclusive. Does he owe it to his fans to stay in the spotlight?
Colonial Williamsburg: Where the Tea Party gets schooled
Andrew O'Hehir
There's lots of NRA and Tea Party garb in colonial Williamsburg. But the history has a confrontational new approach
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