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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
Thom Hartmann: The America I knew has almost disappeared
Thom Hartmann
What’s left of our democratic institutions are under siege
A growing Christian movement is seeking to change America
Brad Christerson, Richard Flory
"Awaken the Dawn" prays for the United States
Actors’ unions and Harvey Weinstein: Could he have been stopped?
Amanda Marcotte
Movie and theater actors are union members, and more can be done to help protect them from abuse and harassment
Birth of a new fascism? Trumpers meet theocrats at right-wing Christian conclave
Chauncey DeVega
Roy Moore says "the people of God are rising up," while Sebastian Gorka hints at a sinister new alliance
The new “Black Panther” trailer: We needed this right now
Gabriel Bell
The second trailer for the forthcoming Marvel film is a travel-sized dose of what we need in the Trump era
Combating racist, sexist content on social media
Amanda Marcotte
Content strategy expert Sara Wachter-Boettcher worries that Twitter's tools against harassment aren't enough
The empire comes home, and every city is a battlefield
Danny Sjursen
Counterinsurgency, policing, and the militarization of America’s cities
In Las Vegas, excess and fantasy bleed into tragedy
Mark Gottdiener
Recent tragedy overshadows the Las Vegas legacy
The IQ war: why screening for intelligence is controversial
Daphne Martschenko
For over a century, IQ tests have been used to measure intelligence. But can it really be measured?
When “liberal” men mistreat women: It’s not just Harvey
Matthew Rozsa
Harvey Weinstein certainly claimed to be a liberal and a supporter of feminism. That speaks to a deeper issue
Making history safe again: What Ken Burns gets wrong about Vietnam
Patrick Lawrence
Historian Christian Appy: Vietnam was not a "tragic misunderstanding" but a campaign of "imperial aggression"
Spies like us: How computers bonded the U.S. and Russia
Mary Flanagan
As a teenage hacker, I looked up to the Russians. But our countries’ shared culture of hacking goes back decades
“White Famous”: If it weren’t so funny, we’d weep
Melanie McFarland
Showtime's comedy plays with the compromises black superstars make on the road to stardom
Rejecting the mommy mandate: “Our culture made motherhood feel so inevitable”
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Filmmaker Therese Shechter on why Ivanka is wrong to say “most important job any woman can have is being a mother"
Nixon and Trump: what happens when presidents unravel
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Nixon schemed and spewed dangerous vitriol behind closed doors, Trump is doing the same in full view of the public
Trump isn’t a politician, he’s an entertainer
Neal Gabler
The media continue to view Trump through a political lens, when an entertainment lens would be more appropriate
Should we forgive Billy Corgan for his politics?
Aaron Carnes
With a new album coming, can we reconcile his music and his toxicity?
All the people and things being dragged to hell along with Harvey Weinstein
Leigh C. Anderson
Ben Affleck, NBC, Twitter, Oliver Stone . . .
Jimmy Fallon doesn’t “care that much about politics” — that’s what privilege buys
Rachel Leah
The late-night host won't give up his apolitical brand, no matter how dire things get
#WomenBoycottTwitter, championed by Rose McGowan, gets mixed response from feminists
Matthew Rozsa
Not everyone feminist is on board with Rose McGowan's campaign
Seth Meyers rails against the culture of sexism — and not just Harvey Weinstein
Charlie May
The late-night comedian said sexism is not a partisan issue, and men must speak against a longstanding culture
Harvey Weinstein’s “sex addiction”: Another way to blame women
Amanda Marcotte
Sexual abuse and harassment are the result of men's decisions and learned behavior, not women's presence
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