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Kamala Harris’ African-American Music Appreciation Month playlist is actually pretty tight
Gabriel Bell
The crusading senator's 45-song Spotify playlist is unimpeachably solid
WATCH: Former George H.W. Bush aide John Sununu: The war on drugs “didn’t go far enough”
Matthew Rozsa
Onetime New Hampshire governor and Bush 41 chief of staff on his new book about his former White House boss
Third noose found outside a Washington, D.C. museum
Matthew Sheffield
The trend of racist, threatening incidents outside cultural institutions in the nation's capital continues
Jay Z’s priceless Father’s Day gift: This is how leaders should address injustices of mass incarceration
D. Watkins
The rap mogul bailed other dads out of jail while highlighting the devastating effects of our biased justice system
Separating facts from myths about American slavery
Daina Ramey Berry
On this Juneteenth, we're reminded that we are still living with the consequences of American slavery
Jay Sekulow’s bizarre debut: Donald Trump picked a lawyer he saw on Fox News and it isn’t going well
Heather Digby Parton
Why is a Christian crusader with little relevant experience suddenly acting as Trump's defense lawyer? Look closer
Infowars’ Paul Joseph Watson can’t get anything right
Eric Hananoki
Watson's fans include Donald Trump Jr. and the Trump administration
Anti-racist author Tim Wise: White America desperately wants to be numb, and Donald Trump “is a walking, talking opioid”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Dear White America" says Donald Trump is a painkiller for white people's anguish — but it won't work
“Filipineza” doesn’t mean “servant”: Notes of witness from an immigrant daughter
Melissa R. Sipin
The women in my family don't have the same story as "Lola" Eudocia Pulido. But the same forces shaped their lives
A Netflix show about Pennsylvania — boxing, hoagies and DeVito not included
Matthew Rozsa
The second season of Netflix's "F Is for Family" draws rare attention to social issues in the Keystone State
At 20, Radiohead’s “OK Computer” becomes an album for the Trump era
Annie Zaleski
Two decades on, the seminal album offers new readings and new resonances
As the 1 percent washes their money through arts funding, artists respond
Heather Corcoran
In an age of rising financial inequality, artists are using their work to follow the money
Explosive growth in bulls**t studies! The latest academic frontier in the age of You Know Who
Paul Rosenberg
In many ways this discipline goes back to Socrates — but as professor Carl Bergstrom explains, it's urgent today
Dutch dads lean out: How taking “a daddy day” became the norm in the Netherlands
Rina Mae Acosta, Michele Hutchison
It's not only mothers who have achieved an enviable work-life balance, thanks to this innovative workplace policy
Understanding contemporary white supremacy, part 2: How do we deal with this new form of an old phenomenon?
Anis Shivani
Our panel of scholars on what we get wrong about white supremacy, and whether persecuting racists does any good
“I’m a blue guy in a red state”: John Mellencamp and the search for an American soul
David Masciotra
As night comes to America, I visit John Mellencamp in his Indiana studio, where the art of tragedy and triumph rule
“Wonder Woman” proves female directors can deliver box office hits
Matthew Rozsa
Cady McClain, the director of "Seeing Is Believing: Women Direct," says female directors in Hollywood are a thing
No justice in Cosby mistrial: Another stark reminder that rape culture hasn’t been conquered yet
Amanda Marcotte
Cosby's rape case is a reminder of how entrenched rape myths are, and how much more we must do to fight back
Enough with “the Colbert Defense”: Why criminals, bigots and jerks cry “satire!” when exposed
Sophia A. McClennen
The cry of “it was just satire” is more and more common. Why it’s on the rise and why it's not a real defense
Strike four for Uber: Even with Kalanick’s departure, they may still end as the “Enron of the transportation industry”
Steven Hill
CEO Travis Kalanick is out, but Uber's problems won't be solved with just a new hire
“Make America shop again”: Bill Maher takes on the decline of big box stores and the rise of coal mines
Taylor Link
The "Real Time" host said that President Trump should be focusing on jobs at Kohl's, not the coal mines
How artists like Lil Uzi Vert are reinventing the summer jam into darker, bolder territory
Brendan Bures
Consider these the anti-summer anthems.
Megyn Kelly and Alex Jones: Two peas in a pod
Kali Holloway
The new Megyn Kelly is the same as the old Megyn Kelly
More guns is not the answer to mass shootings — or violence against women
Amanda Marcotte
Sexual assault, domestic violence and mass shootings are connected — but more women with guns is not the answer
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