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The importance of the fight for the South: Why it can and must be won
Bob Wing, Stephen C. McClure
The influx of progressive demographic groups makes the South a strategic necessity
“That sounds like some national park revisionism”: Watch CNN’s Jim Acosta confront Stephen Miller’s whitewashing of the Statue of Liberty
Sophia Tesfaye
Top White House alt-right apostle Steven Miller tries to rewrite historical poem’s promise to immigrants
LISTEN: Hip-hop’s dominance proves the resilience of black culture
Salon Mix
D. Watkins sits down with Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels and Toni Blackman to discuss the state of hip-hop
Via milkshake selfie, anti-feminists expose themselves as the real “fake geeks”
Matthew Rozsa
With a single tweet, a Marvel editor managed to show that opponents of diversity are the real "fake geeks"
Pro-Trump trolls silent after “alt-right” ship detained in Mediterranean for apparent human trafficking
Nina Mast
An anti-immigrant group chartered a boat to disrupt humanitarian missions — but may have been trafficking people
WATCH: Who benefits from gentrification?
Alli Joseph
On "Salon Talks," Jeremiah Moss, author of "Vanishing New York," breaks down how the city lost its soul
Why are two old socialists like Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn leading the 21st Century left?
Ronald Aronson
These men embody old-fashioned values such as fairness and equality
Trump’s big loss
Robert Reich
Despite the failed repeal of the ACA, Trump doesn't want to be seen as a loser
Weaving architecture, history and social justice together, Chicago is imagined anew in “No Small Plans”
Mark Peters
The graphic novel shakes up the format of the civic primer with illustrations and characters that jump off the page
Forging an individual identity when the group is all anybody, inside or out, wants to talk about: S.K. Ali’s YA novel “Saints and Misfits”
Emily Jordan
A YA novel that explores faith, divorce and the repercussions of sexual assault in a tight-knit Muslim community
WATCH: A journey to justice in prisons around the world
D. Watkins
"Incarceration Nations" author Baz Dreisinger traveled the world's prisons to rethink justice in a radical way
A Supreme Court ruling has led to trademark requests for the n-word
Alessandra Maldonado
A groundbreaking decision may allow individuals to capitalize on the racial slur
Reince Priebus says the GOP is the best it’s been since 1928. He shouldn’t be proud of it
Matthew Rozsa
While people were noticing a cringe-worthy historical comparison, Reince Priebus' comments show something else
Cinema is dead, don’t bother me with the facts
Max Cea
2017 may be the best year in cinema in a decade. Doesn’t matter. Movies are dead.
Why do we care who Banksy is?
Noah Charney
Last month, DJ Goldie might have revealed the elusive street artist's secret identity. But so what?
Radicals can’t afford to play nice: The long, honorable and sometimes pornographic history of the “dirtbag left”
Paul Rosenberg
Victoria Woodhull, Harry Hay and the Communist Party were the dirtbags of their day, while liberalism lagged behind
Springsteen’s “Rising”: How Bruce reclaimed his role as a vital voice for America
David Masciotra
After 9/11, America needed Bruce Springsteen. 15 years ago today, he obliged with "The Rising"
Fight for your right to fix your own iPhone
Jim Hightower
The "Right-to-Repair" movement fights corporate rules that keep you from fixing your own broken stuff
Newt Gingrich plays Goebbels for Trump in insane attack on justice department and Mueller
Steven Rosenfeld
Gingrich smears the DOJ's mission as a leftist vendetta
The D.A.R.E. Jeff Sessions wants is better than D.A.R.E.
Paul Boxer
Has D.A.R.E. moved beyond the “just say no” days of the ‘80’s and '90’s?
Author Tom Nichols on how Trump won: “People looked up from their phones and said, ‘Where’s my money?'”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Death of Expertise" on how narcissism, stupidity and the internet got us an accidental president
The unsustainable whiteness of green
Nikhil Swaminathan
Communities of color strongly support the environmental movement — but why aren't they represented?
What does the director switch on “Justice League” mean for the auteur theory?
John Semley
The new disposability of directors in recent blockbuster productions raises questions about the state of the art
Why I work myself to death
Matthew Rozsa
The reasons why we overwork ourselves can be social, economic or cultural. For me, it's rooted in ableism
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