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The sound of inclusion: Why teachers’ words matter
Christine Mallinson, Anne Charity Hudley
Language matters in every class: English, math, history and science
Trump supporters set to march alongside Juggalos in D.C.
Alessandra Maldonado
Make America Faygo Again?
7 things to know about the mindset of the neo-Nazis
Kali Holloway
The era of the loud and proud white racist is upon us.
Johnny Cash’s family to white supremacists: stop using our dad
Gabriel Bell
After spotting his image at the white-nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Cash's family is speaking out
President Trump praises Confederate monuments as “beautiful” and irreplaceable
Taylor Link
The president doubles down on his defense of Confederate monuments, this time commenting on their "beauty"
Here’s another way businesses are taking advantage of undocumented immigrants
Taylor Link
Employers have an easy time hiring undocumented immigrants but the workers do not receive the benefits they're owed
“They came for the nerd girls first”: Ignoring Gamergate’s “weaponized trolling” carried a price
Salon Mix
Salon's Amanda Marcotte and author Laurie Penny discuss identity politics, harassment and the so-called alt-right
Trump, the far right and the “fine people” of Charlottesville: Is our president a Nazi sympathizer?
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump, the NRA and the white supremacist fringe have forged a terrifying coalition of "very fine people"
Taylor Swift owning her groper is great news — and it sets a powerful example for other women
Amanda Marcotte
The verdict in Taylor Swift's trial suggests that women who allege sexual abuse now get a fairer public hearing
“An Inconvenient Sequel” is good science with a fuzzy agenda
Matthew Rozsa
Al Gore's new documentary spends so much time focusing on him, and so little on science, that its goal is murky
Can comedy save us in the “post-truth” era?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to "The Girl in the Show" author Anna Fields about how women shaped modern humor
Trump’s defense of Confederate memorials echoes Daily Stormer, Fox News
Matthew Sheffield
After begrudgingly condemning white nationalists on Monday, Trump borrows their talking points on Tuesday
“There’s blame on both sides”: Trump backtracks on Charlottesville, delighting David Duke
Taylor Link
Trump placed equal blame on the "alt-left" and said there were "fine people" who attended the Confederate rallies
He ruins everything: Trump is having a negative effect on the workplace
Kali Holloway
A study finds the president's toxicity trickles down to office life
The day has finally arrived: America’s pathological liar-in-chief has turned to nuclear saber-rattling
Steven Rosenfeld
"We're in uncharted waters."
Organizers: Baltimore seafood business masks shocking labor abuses
Bruce Vail
Phillips Seafood's crab meat "mini-plants" in Indonesia are abusing women from rural areas in need of work
MalwareTech’s arrest sheds light on the complex culture of the hacking world
Roderick S. Graham
To hackers, whether someone is doing something wrong depends on what hat or hats he is wearing
What can we learn from 1967’s Summer of Love to help us through our current political nightmare?
Don Hazen, Danny Goldberg
An interview with the author of a new book "In Search of the Lost Chord," explains how 1967 influenced the present
Kendrick Lamar’s radical reconfiguration of the self
Max Cea
The president could learn a thing or two from the rapper
35 years after its release, Toto’s “Africa” is more popular than ever
Annie Zaleski
How an '80s soft-rock classic became a beloved, enduring pop culture reference
White nationalist rally goer: “I’m not the angry racist they see in that photo”
Taylor Link
A student at the University of Nevada, Reno insists he is not a racist for attending a racist protest
Overcoming the Democrats’ civil war: We need both Kamala and Bernie, and everything in between
Paul Rosenberg
Neither identity politics nor economic populism can return the Democrats to power on their own. We need solidarity
Pete Hegseth on “Fox & Friends” defends white nationalists in Charlottesville
Taylor Link
Hegseth saw nothing wrong with Trump's statement on the protest Saturday; in fact, he appreciated "many sides" take
Actually, Google manifesto writer, the number of women in tech is declining — thanks to guys like you
Alessandra Maldonado
James Damore wanted to chase women out of the field — tech bros just like him seem to be doing it already
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