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All the world at war’s a stage: From Nazi rallies to British radio propaganda
Nathaniel Lande
The master dramatists of WWII created a war-entertainment machine in America and Europe with a life of its own
Clay Higgins’ Auschwitz video and reality TV’s takeover of American politics
Matthew Rozsa
Like Trump, Higgins is a politician whose values were formed in front of the reality-TV camera
Conservatives claim to love “freedom” — but the historical record, and the evidence, suggest otherwise
Paul Rosenberg
A belief in individual freedoms is supposed to be the bedrock of conservative thinking. But that's simply not so
“War Machine” reveals the mentality behind America’s longest war — and the maddest of them all
Anis Shivani
Brad Pitt's devastating caricature of Gen. Stanley McChrystal anchors a dense critique of our Afghan catastrophe
Interview: Angela Nagle’s “Kill All Normies” exposes history of alt-right and racist Pepe memes
Allee Manning
Angela Nagle spent years studying the online evolution of the alt-right and how they normalized white nationalism
Mark Zuckerberg shouldn’t be president, but he should be listened to
Matthew Rozsa
He's not the right person for the job, but his willingness to embrace new ideas is exactly what America requires
Tension high in Charlottesville, Virginia where KKK marchers were met by protestors
Taylor Link
Police arrested anti-white supremacists for blocking the marching route for the KKK
“The Defiant Ones”: Two hip-hop legends made human at long last
Melanie McFarland
HBO's miniseries about the rise of Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre exemplifies the impossible ideal of American will
LISTEN: Embracing feminine leadership could save humanity from itself
Lauren Schiller
Bioneers co-founder Nina Simons talks to "Inflection Point" about feminine leadership, "The Burning Times" and more
Donald Trump and the decline of the West: Ten thousand years of civilization and we end up with this guy?
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump appoints himself the defender of Western civilization. Such deep irony! So much horror! What if he's right?
Every nation, except for the U.S., reaffirmed the Paris climate accord at G-20 summit
Taylor Link
World leaders came together to fight climate change, but President Trump once again refused to join them
LISTEN: 12 podcasts that explore the human side of tech
Ma'ayan Plaut
Technology is a ubiquitous part of human life now. How do we make sense of how that makes us feel?
How the homeless create homes
Susan Fraiman
To those who are safely housed, a homeless person is apt to inspire feelings ranging from fear and disgust to pity
Trump’s alt-right Poland speech: Time to call his white nationalist rhetoric what it is
Amanda Marcotte
After two years of flirting with overt white nationalism, Trump jumps the alt-right shark in his Warsaw speech
3 of the biggest misogynists to reach the oval office before Donald Trump got there
Bruce E. Levine
Grover Cleveland was a real creep
CNN’s “The Nineties”: Empty nostalgia for a decade we should let die
John Semley
CNN delves into a decade of pat neoliberalism and hollow spectacle and, unsurprisingly, comes up with nothing
How to stay clean in prison
John Fuller, Holly Lörincz
I saw new guys avoid the showers because of fear, but that never played out well. You can't stink in prison
Jay-Z accused of using anti-Semitic lyrics in “4:44” song “The Story of O.J.”
Matthew Rozsa
In "The Story of O.J.," Jay-Z raps, "You ever wonder why Jewish people own all the property in America?"
Female Tesla employee describes factory as a “predator zone,” others suffer sexist remarks from male superiors
Charlie May
"They just want to absolutely crush anyone who speaks up" [UPDATED]
Despite all the bad press, study shows that millennials still love Uber
Keith A. Spencer
Millennials are a vaunted consumer demographic, which is good news for the beleaguered ride-sharing giant
“They Call Us Monsters”: teenage boys facing life in prison become screenwriters
Emily Jordan
Ben Lear’s film asks vital questions about humane treatment when it comes to legislation regarding incarceration
“A Gray State”: A right-wing conspiracy theorist films his own deadly descent into madness
Gary M. Kramer
Erik Nelson's documentary ties together the many frayed threads of filmmaker David Crowley's short, troubled life
WATCH: Are the Grateful Dead the anti-celebrity artists our selfie culture needs?
Alli Joseph
In today's media-saturated world, fans' embrace of the Grateful Dead is one of enduring, authentic engagement
LISTEN: Ani DiFranco’s path away from patriarchy
Alli Joseph
The acclaimed singer/songwriter and feminist icon talks to Salon about civil rights and her new album "Binary"
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