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There is a campus war on free speech — but it’s not being waged by “snowflake” students
David Masciotra
Conservatives panicking over trigger warnings in class are ignoring universities firing professors over speech
The return of Hov
D. Watkins
Jay-Z's new album, "4:44," is bigger than music so don't even try to review it
Jay-Z’s mom comes out as a lesbian in his touching “4:44” song “Smile”
Alessandra Maldonado
Gloria Carter's revelation comes in the form of a poem
WATCH: Can you be pro-Trump and pro-LGBTQ rights? Liberal and conservative activists disagree
Carrie Sheffield
What has Trump done for the LGBTQ community? Were Pride marches justified in excluding pro-Trump groups?
Review: Netflix’s anorexia film “To The Bone” is more than just its trailers
Melanie McFarland
Marti Noxon's directorial debut may be triggering at first glance. But some teasers don't tell the full story
A wrestler called “The Progressive Liberal” is riling Appalachian crowds, but the sport is a mirror for politics throughout America
Keith A. Spencer
The “Progressive Liberal” is the heel in Appalachia, while a jacked, whiskey-swigging bro plays villain in Oakland
WATCH: The iPhone turns 10 but the history of smartphones dates back nearly a century
Alli Joseph
A decade after arrival of Apple's smartphone, author Brian Merchant explains why we can't live without such devices
Elizabeth Warren talks Samantha Bee “off the ledge of the death of democracy”
Jeremy Binckes
Elizabeth Warren says there are things to be positive about
Could a tragedy like the Grenfell Tower fire happen in the U.S.?
Brian Meacham
Proper fire safety measures could've saved many lives
The iPhone’s other legacy: Surveillance, waste, and new forms of app-based exploitation
Keith A. Spencer
The iPhone may have ushered in the smartphone era, but it's unclear if we are better off than before
Comics resist: Secessionist Californians battle Trumpism in “Calexit”
Gabriel Bell
Matteo Pizzolo's "Calexit" pits rebels against an anti-immigrant, fascist president in an all-too-topical civil war
WATCH: Lila Downs celebrates the power of dangerous women
Amanda Marcotte
The Mexican-American singer marries vintage sounds to a modern, feminist sensibility
Kentucky’s evangelical Gov. Matt Bevin signs bill allowing public schools to teach from the Bible
Alessandra Maldonado
The so-called Bible literacy law is set to go into effect on Friday
South Carolina political blogger faces potential jail time for refusing to reveal his sources
Charlie May
Will Folks now faces possible jail time for not giving up his sources as the court demanded
Comics writer Jason Aaron talks “Star Wars,” “The Punisher” and “Southern Bastards”: “The Confederate flag has no place flying over the state capital”
Chauncey DeVega
Comics star Jason Aaron writes Marvel's "Star Wars" — and also ventures into Deep South noir and biblical darkness
“Hood Adjacent with James Davis” explores the reality of black life versus the idea of black as fashion
Melanie McFarland
James Davis' new series gently brushes up against hard truth about racism at first, but dives in not long afterward
On Eid 2017, a peek into the lives of Puerto Rican Muslims
Ken Chitwood
The intersectionality between religious and national identity makes this community so unique
From gay Nazis to “we’re here, we’re queer”: A century of arguing about gay pride
Laurie Marhoefer
Thousands of people around the world will attend pride marches this summer
Make democracy great again: Rep. Don Beyer’s revolutionary bill could transform how we elect Congress
David Daley
Multimember districts and ranked-choice voting? Virginia congressman thinks it could actually happen — someday
Salon’s Trump-free Tuesday: For one day, we won’t publish his name or his picture
Salon editorial team
One-day gimmick or first step toward national healing? Either way, nothing about That Guy on Tuesday, June 27
“The Great British Baking Show”: A show by any other name would not be as sweet
Melanie McFarland
At last hungry PBS viewers can watch the final season that features the original team that made baking great again
Feeling blue in deep-red America: Advice for progressives in Trumpland
Matthew Rozsa
An ethical culture specialist has advice for progressives in predominantly conservative areas
Maryland County Councilman Michael Peroutka attacked for apparent ties to white supremacist group
Matthew Sheffield
Local councilman claims he didn't know League of the South was a racist group. Activists suggest otherwise
This “bitch” won’t shut up: Sexist attacks on outspoken women are a problem for men to fix, too
Anna March
I've been hacked, threatened and verbally abused. We can't keep dismissing online harassment of women as "trolling"
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