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Trump and the Nazis: Our troll-in-chief has a deep affinity with the alt-right — and with their ancestors
Anis Shivani
After the outrage in Charlottesville, Donald Trump emerges as the leading alt-right troll, a Hitler of lulz
Trump loves the Confederacy? Since when does he like losers?
Matthew Rozsa
The president is sympathetic to a bunch of racists who lost one of America's biggest wars? Sad!
The damage we do to boys and men that explains the Trump presidency
Kali Holloway
Toxic masculinity hurts men and women alike.
Music doc veteran and co-director, Rudi Dolezal talks about “Whitney: Can I Be Me,”
Tom Roston
The film explores Whitney's tragic end, storied career, her personal life and nuances about her sexuality
Get ready for kindergarten with practical tips, tricks, and tools
Angela Zimmerman
From ABCs to empathy, kids need all sorts of skills to start school. We can help!
Stop calling Taylor Swift’s self-serving brand of feminism universal
Rachel Leah
Swift's win in her sexual assault case is a good thing, but that doesn't make it a political awakening
How legitimate is the annulment shocker that “Game of Thrones” tossed at us?
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to two professors about the implications of a significant clue dropped during "Eastwatch"
Who gets fired for being a “Nazi”? Depends on how expendable you are
Keith A. Spencer
Working-class white nationalists and supremacists are being outed and fired, but the professional class is safe
The Confederate mystique: White America’s toxic romance with a criminal regime
Andrew O'Hehir
Let Ulysses S. Grant explain: The Confederacy was "the worst cause ever," and "a stupendous crime of treason"
Silicon Valley’s techno-capitalists have a low-wage worker revolt on their hands
JULIANNE TVETEN
While tech growth is expanding mightily — especially for Tesla — and their workers are demanding fairer treatment
One more lesson from Charlottesville: Our comedians are more ethical than our president
Sophia A. McClennen
How did we get to a point where late night comedians have a better moral compass than our nation’s leaders?
The politics of mean
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Bye bye, Steve Bannon. But his toxic politics live on in Trump's White House
The three powerful Generals surrounding Trump: What does it mean for his presidency and the country?
Jefferson Morley
Trump’s militarized presidency could have perilous consequences
A California suburb reckons with its Nazi past — and present-day controversy follows
Peter Dreier
Across the country from Charlottesville, another small city confronts its own ugly history of intolerance
7 ways teachers can respond to the evil of Charlottesville, starting now
Xian Franzinger Barrett
An educator confronts the failures of an education system that breeds white supremacy
The humans versus the machines: Broadcast and cable face the Silicon Valley invasion
Melanie McFarland
Recently, FX's CEO predicted that tech companies may overtake legacy TV brands. Recent news is proving him right
“Wolf Warrior 2,” China’s answer to “Rambo,” is a map of the nation’s future
Stephen K. Hirst
"Wolf Warrior 2" is already the biggest blockbuster in China's history — it's also a mark of its rising nationalism
There is no such thing as “white pride”
Matthew Rozsa
If you believe that "white pride" is analogous to other ethnic pride movements, you're ignorant, racist or both
Last night, Jon Stewart destroyed Trump’s response to Charlottesville
Alessandra Maldonado
The former host of "The Daily Show" gave his own response to the resurgence of white supremacy
Trump’s Arts and Humanities committee just resigned in protest
Gabriel Bell
While quitting, members of the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities asked Trump himself to resign
Trump’s defense of Confederate traitors is more than a culture war — it’s a subversion of American democracy
Bob Cesca
It's no surprise that a traitor would defend traitors
How do black conservatives feel about Confederate monuments? It’s complicated
Alessandra Maldonado
Some black politicians want to keep Confederate memorials standing
Weeping Nazi started off as a “men’s rights activist,” which is no huge surprise
Amanda Marcotte
Christopher Cantwell's trajectory from "men's rights" to white supremacy is sadly typical of the alt-right
The seeds of the alt-right, America’s emergent right-wing populist movement
George Michael
The alt-right explicitly calls for the creation of separate, racially exclusive homelands for white people
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