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Behind the latest Catholic sex abuse scandal: The church’s problem is male dominance
Amanda Marcotte
Both sexual predation and anti-choice politics are rooted in patriarchal ideology and a culture of sexual shame
What all Americans can learn from Hajj
Tasmiha Khan
The Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca offers a model of unity in a culture divided by tribalism
In rush to retweet President Trump, Treasury Department may have just violated the law
Matthew Rozsa
Twitter fail: The Department of Treasury may have violated the Hatch Act
Republicans can’t confront Trump’s racism — unless they face their role in enabling it
Chauncey DeVega
New York Times columnist Ross Douthat sees a future path for non-racist conservatives. He's lying to himself
Tucker Carlson claims there’s no white nationalism. His show’s obsessive racism suggests otherwise
Amanda Marcotte
Fox host's claim that virulent racism is a myth is belied by the millions who tune into his show every night
Issa Rae is not here to compromise: The “Insecure” creator and star on why “this is our time”
Rachel Leah
The Emmy-nominated actress discusses LA, unapologetic creatives of color and working with her '90s TV idols
Dan Rather slams Trump’s “Unite the Right” tweet: “It makes a mockery of our history”
Elizabeth Preza
Veteran journalist Dan Rather: Trump's Charlottesville tweet is "divisive" and not "calming"
The real “Star Wars” story is garbage — literally
Will Brooker
In George Lucas' sci-fi blockbuster, the line between good and evil is carved in dirt and trash
Shaken vigorously: Elevate your aperol spritz with this shakerato recipe from “Cocktail Italiano”
Annette Joseph
Shakerato simply means “shaken," and this technique is used in many classic drinks to add a little foam
The idiotic crimes of “Insatiable”: Netflix’s fat-shaming series lives up to the negative hype
Melanie McFarland
You know what they say about there being so such thing as bad publicity? This Netflix series may be the exception
A second Dust Bowl? As California burns, Trump tries to distract from climate change’s devastation
Carl Pope
The West is in the midst of The Great Burning — and President Donald Trump has no plan
Billy Moore’s first Muay Thai “Fight Night” in Thailand
Billy Moore
His knees and elbows rained down on me ferociously, forcing me to defend myself
The Menuist: An avocado chocolate pudding from Abbott Kinney that everybody will love
JoAnna Novak
If you want to fall in love with a vegetable, let Travis Lett, chef-owner of Gjusta in Venice, prepare it
Casey Affleck admits “I’m Still Here” set was unprofessional, breaks silence on #MeToo
Zack Sharf
"I behaved in a way and allowed others to behave in a way that was really unprofessional," Affleck admits
Smart Watch: “Insecure,” “Disenchantment,” and more top TV picks for this week
Melanie McFarland
Issa Rae's acclaimed comedy, a view of Iran and a quality reality series are joined by a new show by Matt Groening
Why QAnon followers believe: The psychology of embracing far-right conspiracy theories
Nicole Karlis
Conspiracy theories are driven by three factors: epistemic, existential and social, psychologists say
“No One Tells You This”: That single women aren’t a problem for marriage and kids to fix
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Glynnis MacNicol about her witty and heartfelt—and all too rare—memoir about life without a "hook"
When white nationalism goes mainstream: After Charlottesville, are right-wing groups on the rise?
Stosh Cotler
As white nationalists rally in D.C. this weekend, one year after Charlottesville, it feels uncomfortably familiar
Our loneliness epidemic is a political problem, too
David Masciotra
The personal toll of isolation is devastating, but an epidemic of loneliness is also destructive to democracy, too
A timeline of racism in Charlottesville, from 1607 through 2017’s Unite the Right rally aftermath
Claudrena N. Harold
University of Virginia faculty examine the history and legacy of white supremacy on and around UVA's campus
Lindsay Lohan: Women who speak out against sexual misconduct “look weak” and want “the attention”
Shira Tarlo
"I think by women speaking against all these things, it makes them look weak when they are very strong women."
Laura Ingraham’s racist rant: Fueling fears of a changing America is GOP’s midterm strategy
Heather Digby Parton
Laura Ingraham’s "demographic changes" rant is not a matter of law and order — it's a rallying cry to Trump’s base
After Charlottesville, solving the problem of angry men: What does healthy masculinity look like?
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to sociologist Michael Kimmel about radicalized men, extremism, white supremacy and Jordan Peterson
Morning Joe: GOP’s “culture of corruption” shows “the swamp is up to Trump’s neck”
Brad Reed
Following Wednesday’s indictment of Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., MSNBC's Joe Scarborough unleashed an epic rant
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