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Silicon Valley’s sexism problem: Another tech executive resigns over sexual harassment charges
Charlie May
In a blog post, 500 Startups founder Dave McClure admit to sexually harassing multiple women
Macron and Trudeau shouldn’t be so proud of appointing women to their Cabinets
Malliga Och
Appointing women to small Cabinet roles doesn't make equality more achievable
Now more than ever, Republicans are engaged in class warfare: Isn’t it time for Democrats to fight back?
Conor Lynch
Conservatives accused Obama (falsely) of waging class war, when they have perfected a highly deceptive version
It’s a boy! It’s a girl! But, people — it’s not a “gender reveal” party!
Erin Keane
The stealth politics — and weird party themes — of this new "tradition," an event about the sex of a fetus
Women in horror: Victims no more
Beth Younger
Women have taken center stage in an unexpected film genre
The 10 most watchable films with “American” in the title
Gary M. Kramer
"American Beauty", "American Graffiti", "American Psycho" — Do you see what we're doing here?
How a jihadist was made
John Kiriakou, Joseph Hickman
Abu Zubaydah was a man born without a country. This is his journey from child of immigrants to Mujahideen fighter
GOP health care bill would make rural America’s distress much worse
Claire Snell-Rood, Cathleen Willging
Will this be the beginning of a rural-urban health gap?
A new American revolution: Can we find the language — and build a movement — to break out of our nation’s culture of cruelty?
Henry A. Giroux
Fighting back against the right's politics of exclusion can be a path toward rebuilding American democracy
YouTube star and mental-health podcaster Stevie Ryan, dead at 33
Alessandra Maldonado
The actress took her own life one week after announcing the death of her grandfather
Drew Faust and old, white men: The changing role of university presidents
Jason Lane
As the president of Harvard University, Faust broke through one of the highest glass ceilings in academia
“Jeopardy!” features a “stay woke” category, entire internet cringes
Alessandra Maldonado
Apparently, "Jeopardy!" takes everything a little too literally
Donald Trump and Neil Gorsuch have the right wing thinking big — really big
Peter Montgomery, Right Wing Watch
Under Trump, religious right leaders plan a big comeback: "We are in a war for the future of this republic"
4 tips you need before planning your summer wine vacation
Zach Geballe
Drink for fun, not out of frustration
“When you used to say ‘farmer,’ you wouldn’t have me as the picture.”: Urban farming in Sacramento
Aaron Carnes
Fighting back against the food desert one square-foot farming plot at a time, Chanowk Yisrael leads the way
WATCH: Is there a formula for falling in love with anyone?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of "How to Fall in Love with Anyone" talks to Salon about Cinderella myths, intimacy and lasting love
“Sparkle Boy” author: “I’m into acceptance, respect and celebration”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Heather Has Two Mommies" author Lesléa Newman shines in her new children's book about a boy who loves glitter
Egypt’s leader faces a crisis of his own making — one that reveals his nation’s dangerous weakness
Steven A. Cook
Two obscure islands that many Egyptians didn't even know about suddenly threaten President Sisi's regime
Cold War flashback: Media’s flawed coverage of the Trump-Russia story is not helping the left
Danielle Ryan
CNN's terrible week was just the latest example of sloppy, hysterical Russia coverage that only feeds Trump
“There’s no crying in baseball!”: “A League of Their Own,” a film about the sport’s women pioneers, resonates at 25
Annie Zaleski
The Geena Davis-Tom Hanks movie remains relatable to the modern world
10 years go, Mika Brzezinski railed against reality TV culture — this week, it ate her alive
Matthew Rozsa
The MSNBC anchor who once melted down on air about having to cover Paris Hilton now fights a game-show president
If there’s a war between California and Kentucky, forget it: We all lose
Erin Keane
Interstate showdown between Liberal Coastal Elites and the Red State Religious could haunt the Democrats in 2020
This man makes terrifyingly realistic Donald Trump masks
Michael Stahl
How one artist leveraged digital sculpting software, 3-D printing and social media to create a booming business
India is on its way to becoming a Hindu nation, suppressing multiculturalism
Teesta Setalvad
Putting one religion first in the state is a threat to all democracies, not just India
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