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EPA swaps top science advisers with industry allies
Elizabeth Grossman, Lindsey Konkel, Liza Gross
Pruitt removed 21 members of the advisory board and replaced them with industry-funded scientists
Cable news ADD is preventing progressive change
Rick Gell
We need MSNBC to step up, admit the disease and lead the way to a cure
The Museum of the Bible is connected to a right-wing agenda
Emily C. Bell
The new D.C. museum joins a group of attractions with messy relationships between church and state
Racism is a highly profitable online business
Kali Holloway
Who knew racial slurs and Holocaust memes could generate so much money?
Thank you: This Thanksgiving I have my lost story journal back
Matthew Rozsa
How does one mourn lost ideas? I carried the weight of my missing journal until, one day, they were returned to me
Between the garden and the gun
Erin Keane
I went looking for a new Kentucky of the mind, to see if old myths could be rewritten
The tale of Roy Moore, from Gadsden Mall to Ten Commandments monument
Todd Gitlin
Sin of the sin-catchers
“She’s Gotta Have It”: Sexy, funny and right on time
Melanie McFarland
Spike Lee reshapes his groundbreaking 1986 film into a joyful TV series that fits the feminist narratives of now
How advertising shaped Thanksgiving as we know it
Samantha N. N. Cross
Libby’s continues to compete with Borden’s, Snowdrift and Mrs. Smith’s for a place on the Thanksgiving table
History suggests Zimbabwe’s military coup will turn violent
Rut Diamint
The Army has promised a bloodless rebellion against President Mugabe, but there’s good reason to doubt their claims
Dorothy Bolden taught me to fight for domestic workers
Jacqueline Arnold
Trailblazing labor organizer laid the way to help fellow domestic workers fight back
An upstart Saudi prince threw a tantrum felt around the world
Vijay Prashad
It is remarkable how this nation of 33 million has so easily been taken hostage by the whims of its Crown Prince
How can I use media to teach my kid gratitude?
Common Sense Media staff
Because no one wants a spoiled kid: You can teach children how to be gracious and kind
Lena Dunham is cancelled
Rachel Leah
Here's hoping the recent controversy over her victim shaming will make Dunham step back. Knowing her, it won't
Can online gaming ditch its sexist ways?
Giovanni Luca Ciampaglia
A leading Twitch streamer was disciplined for gender bias, sparking a conversation
War on Christmas 2017: Fox News asks if Starbucks holiday cups are pushing a “gay agenda”
Gabriel Bell
Another year, another round of red-meaters trying to set Starbucks and baby Jesus against each other
Is Ivanka Trump a target of investigation now? It seems inevitable
Heather Digby Parton
More than a lifestyle brand, Ivanka Trump is deeply implicated in her family's involvement with foreign corruption
Donald Trump, bold defender of white masculinity
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and sports promoter LaVar Ball are more alike than different, but their Twitter war has a long, ugly history
Why the Crusades were not a “clash of civilizations”
Nicholas Morton
The Crusades seem to be more about Jerusalem than battle of Christianity vs. Islam
Peggy Orenstein on Roy Moore: “I hope this is a moment of reckoning”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Girls and Sex" author talks to Salon about adolescent sexuality and "extreme and exploitable" power dynamics
2017 has been the best year for trans people; it’s also been the worst
Jarrett Lyons
This year came with a slew of electoral victories for the trans community, and a record number of trans homicides
A definitive new Blu-ray release of Orson Welles’ “Othello,” with the perfect Iago for our age
Colin Fleming
Welles etches a motivation for an antagonist whose villainy is so complete the core wound is regularly written off
The Gun maker’s strategy: marketing products to men’s basest instincts
Liz Posner
Gun advertisers and manufacturers think men are brutes, and sell it that way
How a little-known computer network system changed the history of the internet
Brian Dear
Remarkably complex for its time, PLATO was the forerunner to computers today, with a strange creation story
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