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Meet “It” boy Harris Dickinson of “Beach Rats,” the woke hunk you’ve been waiting for
Gary M. Kramer
His star is on the rise with his portrayal of a sexually conflicted Brooklynite in Eliza Hittman's "Beach Rats"
Listen: Charlottesville should not have been a surprise
Chauncey DeVega
"The Chauncey DeVega Show" examines the Charlottesville hate rally from five different points of view
Taylor Swift can’t break the internet anymore because we’re already broken
Erin Keane
Time was a savage single from Taylor Swift would have stopped us in our tracks. But she can't top our new villains
Stop saying Donald Trump can be moderated by John Kelly
Jeremy Binckes
It's a meme and a dream, and the idea that Trump's chief of staff will have any calming influence is bogus
“Disjointed”: The marijuana sitcom made for killjoys who don’t smoke pot
Melanie McFarland
There are probably decent arguments for why you may want to watch this sitcom but . . . we forgot them. Heh. Heh
The rise and fall of jerks: Why mean guys get ahead — at first
Rachel Leah
Author Mark Lipton talks to Salon about his new book on toxic masculinity in the workplace
Trump’s theater of hate goes nuclear in Phoenix: Lies, conspiracy theories and threats of violence
Chauncey DeVega
Embattled after Charlottesville, Trump rolls out a familiar list of enemies — but the tone is darker than ever
Lessons from Dick Gregory: Always tackle the elephants in the room
D. Watkins
A substitute teacher at my middle school showed us a Dick Gregory tape in detention and it blew my mind
Mike Pence’s defense of Confederate memorials is actually really scary
Matthew Rozsa
Mike Pence says we shouldn't try to erase our history. He's right, but not for the reason that he thinks he is
Despite disavowals, leading tech companies help extremist sites monetize hate
Julia Angwin, Jeff Larson, Madeleine Varner, Lauren Kirchner
New survey finds PayPal, Stripe, Newsmax and other companies help keep extremist sites in business
Watch: masked man takes sledgehammer to U.S.’s oldest Christopher Columbus monument
Rachel Leah
"What kind of culture clings to these monuments in 2017?" asks man who vandalizes a Columbus memorial in Baltimore
Charlottesville brings out the Confederate legacy
Keri Leigh Merritt
Slave owners used vigilante and mob violence in the South to ensure the secession from the Union
It’s time to tear down statues of racists — all of the racists
D. Watkins
Confederate statues? Remove 'em. Thomas Jefferson? Take his down, too
Missy Elliott statue should replace confederate monument petition says
Rachel Leah
Thousands have signed a petition to replace a Confederate monument in Portsmouth, VA with a statue of Missy Elliott
Behold the worst take on the Charlottesville protests and the Confederate monument debate
Taylor Link
National Review says that Jim Crow wasn't as bad for blacks as liberalism since the 1950s
Tucker Carlson and the Daily Caller: Taking white nationalism mainstream
Amanda Marcotte
Carlson's media empire steers just clear of the alt-right, while telling racists their beliefs are respectable
The Daily Caller has a white nationalist problem
Stephen Piggott, Alex Amend
Here's what the Daily Caller doesn't want you to know
These 5 common phrases you might use at work are actually highly offensive
Steven Rosenfeld
Don't be that guy
In defense of Solitaire, the “perfect game”: Mindfulness, video games and the importance of downtime
Mary Flanagan
Solitaire might be the most-played video game in history. Its legacy — as more than a mere game — endures
“Survivor’s Remorse”: Real comedy that finds honest laughter in pain
Melanie McFarland
Not many shows deftly balance gut-punching drama and deeply real belly laughs as well as Starz's unsung comedy
8 great pop-culture podcasts to keep you up to date on TV, movies, music and more
Ma'ayan Plaut
Don't know who just died on "Game of Thrones?" Not sure why people are talking about Katy Perry now? We can help
A claustrophobic tour de force, “Clash’s” director talks film and the fate of Egypt’s revolution
Gary M. Kramer
Defying censors and partisans, Egyptian director Mohamed Diab has made a riveting film about the Arab Spring
Can Disney fix its broken “Princess Culture”?
Alessandra Maldonado
The company is attempting to redefine what it means to be a princess
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