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Roberts’ crafty victory
Andrew Koppelman
Conservatives complaining about John Roberts don't understand the win he handed them
Frank Ocean’s brave revelation
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Hip-hop star Frank Ocean reveals a same-sex love, and challenges an often-homophobic culture to rethink its biases
Washington’s default military solution
Tom Engelhardt
What Washington can't learn from the failure of the Military option
The revolution will be hand-held
Trey Ellis
My daughter’s world revolves around whatever small screen she happens to be holding in her hand
Put an octopus on it!
Hsuan Hsu
Forget birds: Occupiers and Etsy hipsters have reclaimed the octopus, once a symbol of corporate domination
Religious right’s new rivals
Sarah Posner
There's a growing group of conservative Christians that's even more extreme -- and also in love with Ron Paul
My one black friend
Tanner Colby
I couldn't write about integration without calling the one African-American student in my wealthy Alabama school
2012 mid-year musts: The essentials
Salon Staff
We're halfway through the year. If you're not up to date with the must-know movies, music, books and TV, we'll help
2012’s bests — so far!
Salon Staff
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2012 mid-year musts: Worth it
Salon Staff
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2012 mid-year musts: Yes, really
Salon Staff
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2012 mid-year musts: Extra credit
Salon Staff
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Are Mega-Corporations and Wall Street Killing Electronic Dance Music?
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
Huge corporations are acquiring rave promotion companies across America, and no one's psyched but Wall Street
Famous writers’ art and design
Steven Brower
Visual work by William S. Burroughs, Lewis Carroll, Sylvia Plath and other greats
I flunked out of clown school
Mark J. Drozdowski
I thought becoming a clown would be easy, or at least manageable. The joke was on me
Spider-Man and Holden Caulfield: A secret history
Andrew O'Hehir
Andrew Garfield's angsty, Salinger-inspired Peter Parker is the face of this very likable summer blockbuster
The search for decolonial love
Paula M.L. Moya
An interview with Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist Junot Díaz
Can we call it class war yet?
Sarah Jaffe
Corporate profits are at an all-time high; wages are at an all-time low
Sarah Churchwell on Gatsby
Daisy Banks
Fitzgerald’s classic novel, set during a hedonistic zenith before the Great Depression, has fresh appeal today
Procrastination rules
Frank Partnoy
More Americans than ever are concerned they're putting off work too much -- but science suggests it may not be bad
“Alif the Unseen”: Hacker meets Jinn
Laura Miller
An exhilarating new fantasy reminiscent of Gaiman and Stephenson plunges a rebellious Arab teen into a hidden world
Southern values revived
Sara Robinson
How a brutal strain of conservative American aristocrats have come to rule America
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