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We may have a treatment for our police shooting epidemic; we’re just not using it
Charlie May
Even as cops kill 1,000 Americans a year, the focus of training remains on target practice, not deescalation
Fox News’ new prime-time lineup prepares to remake the GOP in Trump’s image
Matt Gertz
Ingraham’s ascension to Fox’s prime-time lineup gives the insurgent effort a big boost
The Twitter thought experiment that exposes “pro-life” hypocrisy
Paul Rosenberg
Comedian and sci-fi writer Patrick Tomlinson on the dangerous question that abortion foes refuse to answer
Bill O’Reilly’s contract extension came after $32 million payout for “nonconsensual” relationship
Taylor Link
Fox News extended the contract of Bill O'Reilly after the network knew he reached this staggering settlement
How should I talk to my kid about sexy Halloween costumes?
Common Sense Media staff
Explain to your kids how Halloween costumes objectify women, but make the distinction between "sexist" and "sex"
Racist, violent, unpunished: A white hate group’s campaign of menace
A.C. Thompson, Ali Winston, Darwin BondGraham
They train to fight. They post their beatings online. And so far, they have little reason to fear the authorities
Harvey Weinstein and the masculine code: Why men are being so quiet
Andrew O'Hehir
I get it, guys: You're not like that. You're not sure what to say. But our silence is too damn close to complicity
Janice Min: Harvey Weinstein is “emblematic” of much larger issue
Charlie May
Janice Min discussed the "walls of secrecy" surrounding sexual abuse, and that the issue is larger than Weinstein
Tori Amos: Anti-sexual abuse crusader
Rachel Leah
On "Salon Talks" the artist and longtime advocate addresses #MeToo and supporting women who speak out
The documentary “George Michael: Freedom,” examines the troubled years after “Faith”
Annie Zaleski
Michael knew not to try to replicate his chart crusher; instead he risked all, crafting a deeply personal document
How “American Vandal” becomes more than a dumb punchline
Melanie McFarland
The mockumentary series explores the importance of moving past presumption. It's also a four-hour dick joke
Tucker Carlson: Trump can’t be racist toward Puerto Ricans because they’re white
Charlie May
The Fox News host didn't deny the Trump administration's lackluster response to Puerto Rico, but doesn't see racism
Jeff Sessions’ crime strategy completely ignores prosecutors’ input
Amanda Marcotte
Police and prosecutors are joining the fight for a smarter, fairer criminal justice system. There's an obstacle
The best book about the Beatles you will ever read is “Love Me Do! The Beatles’ Progress”
Colin Fleming
The best Beatles book to date and a few reasons why you’ve probably never heard of it
Harvey Weinstein’s employees are finally beginning to speak out
Jennie Neufeld
Even so, non-disclosure agreements continue to force them into anonymity
Puerto Rico is being ignored. But what’s the cause?
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's failure to empathize after Hurricane Maria highlights attitudes held by many Americans
America’s other tycoon president also failed with Congress
Matthew Rozsa
The qualities that made Herbert Hoover successful in business ultimately led to his failure in the White House
Donald Trump just lost his battle with NFL owners, but did he lose the war?
Charlie May
The NFL decided not to change its rules on the national anthem, and Trump once again equated it with "disrespect"
How genetics undermines “scientific” arguments for racism
Adam Rutherford
Our categories of so-called "race" are "scientifically absurd" — DNA and skin color are not that simply related
The unending state of emergency
Todd Gitlin
The shocks are not normal, and order will not be restored
What “Fearless Girl” and Harvey Weinstein have in common
Sarah Banet-Weiser
In both cases a public-facing feminism ended up essentially serving as a front that distracted from systemic sexism
Hollywood’s brightest join the 10-year-old #MeToo movement, but will that change anything?
Rachel Leah
Tarana Burke, founder of "Me Too" says we need to treat and talk about sexual violence like the epidemic it is
L.A. Stories: Weinstein’s demise will not change Hollywood’s culture
Melanie McFarland
When it comes to Hollywood harassment and abuse, the rot merely begins at the top
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