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Yet another discrimination suit for Michael Bloomberg
Page Rockwell
"What's happening is that because I'm so visible, that obviously I'm a target," the mayor says. Hmm.
Snobbery rules
Jonathan Beecher Field, Amy Monaghan
You love virgin olive oil and homemade fromage de t
How did the T get in LGBT?
John Aravosis
The 30-year fight for a federal gay civil rights law may fail because activists insist on including rights for transgendered people too. Has gay inclusiveness gone too far too fast?
Rabbit Bites: They Might Be Giants
Salon Staff
Our favorite bunnies talk to "Particle Man" band They Might Be Giants about nerd culture, group names and the future of vinyl.
Roundup: Self magazine Photoshops fitness
Tracy Clark-Flory
Plus: Women, they're good for business, according to a new study.
Born-again sneaker freak
Andy Selsberg
I thought cool sneakers and video games were only for dedicated fanboys -- until the new old-school Nikes made me lust after cool kicks again.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
An abortion film that will upset you, no matter which side you're on. Plus: What would Jesus do ... if his kid were gay?
My Christian daughter says I’m going to hell
Cary Tennis
I don't believe in God but I want to allay her fears.
Adam Smith and the village’s amusement at war
Glenn Greenwald
Smith warned about exactly the disease plaguing Beltway culture, a disease that Barack Obama periodically talks about.
The 9/11 backlash against women
Rebecca Traister
Terror swept women back into the kitchen, argues Susan Faludi, and tore open the worst scar in American history. But it's Bruce Springsteen who makes the fear so real.
Angry, hateful liberal bloggers
Glenn Greenwald
Fantasies of the grave Muslim threat are paramount to our nation's war cheerleaders.
Should Beyonc
Page Rockwell
The singer fights for her right to bare skin onstage by moving a planned tour date to Indonesia.
Bring me the head of the chief minister of Tamil Nadu
Andrew Leonard
Tensions continue to flare in the battle over Lord Rama's Bridge. But what do you expect when you call a god-king a "drunkard"?
Ahmadinejad’s New York state of mind
Hooman Majd
My time with the Iranian president this week underscored how the U.S. media has overlooked his political savvy.
Don’t ask, don’t tell, Iranian style
Sandip Roy
Why did Ahmadinejad claim Iran has no homosexuals? It has to do with a quilt.
Bill O’Reilly explains the African-American
Tim Grieve
The Fox host finds that a Harlem restaurant is just like any other "even though it's run by blacks."
You must remember this
Gary Kamiya
Ken Burns makes deeply emotional films that pluck America's chords of memory. In the case of World War II, this approach feels absolutely right.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
King Kaufman
The DEA pulls off the biggest illegal-steroid raid -- until the next one. Plus: Why no baseball?
After Jena
Erin Aubry Kaplan
I applaud the outcry over Jena. But what about stopping the injustices inflicted on black people every day -- like crappy schools, underemployment and unequal sentencing?
My friend suddenly died — and I think I want his job!
Cary Tennis
Is there a delicate way to tell his boss that I'm not job hunting, but I think I'd make a great replacement?
What Ahmadinejad said
Salon Staff
The Iranian president made a controversial appearance at Columbia University on Monday; read his remarks here.
Divine politics
Laura Miller
In "The Stillborn God," a history of the separation of church and state, Mark Lilla urges the West to remember the religious fanaticism in its past -- or risk its return.
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