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Hate is coming to a campus near you: Meet the evangelical bigot helping Trump deregulate America’s colleges
Nico Lang
Falwell has worked to both block and dismantle LGBT protections for decades and vulnerable populations will suffer
“That is really bad”: President Trump discovers the horrors African American slaves endured
Taylor Link
The president pledged "to do everything I can to continue that promise of freedom for African Americans"
Tom Hanks is coming out with short fiction anthology revolving around typewriters
Katie Serena
Hanks' premiere in the literary world will focus on one of his lesser-known passions
Is your smartphone making you shy?
Joe Moran
Does technology shackle us and make our social skills atrophy?
“Anti-Semitism is horrible”: President Trump makes first public denouncement against hate crimes against Jews
Matthew Rozsa
"It's going to stop and it has to stop," Trump said, adding that he speaks out "whenever I get the chance"
WATCH: Hook up culture in colleges is rampant: Students need a reminder to “be nice” after sex, says Phd
Alli Joseph
College sex has gone from a hope to an expectation, and no one is nice about it, says Dr. Lisa Wade
Charter schools aren’t all evil: Betsy DeVos as education secretary presents an opportunity for Democrats
Ryan Bohl
Democrats must champion charter school teachers as much as they champion public school ones
What being “a real one” really means
D. Watkins
Everyone wants justice for Freddie Gray. But could Freddie Gray have called you if he needed a job reference?
Muslim journey to superheroism: Why America needs Marvel superhero Kamala Khan now more than ever
Katie M. Logan
The Marvel superhero directly confronts a "war on terror culture" that regards Muslim-Americans as threats
Growing change: Homegrown food is one safety net in a less stable world for Native Americans
Amy McDermott
Indigenous peoples are already central in the fights for clean water and against global warming — food may be next
“Play it loud on the radio”: From Strand of Oaks, an ode to joy for grown-ups
David Masciotra
"Hard Love," the new album from Strand of Oaks, is a rock ‘n’ roll masterpiece — and a genuine work of art
From New York, to Paris, to D.C.: Native American fashion gains ground, in spite of stolen designs
Alli Joseph
Native American designers face uphill battle infiltrating mainstream art and fashion markets, but still make gains
From Edmund Burke to Mr. Burns: In the age of Trump, conservative thought has died at last
Andrew O'Hehir
Conservatism once had a coherent philosophy. After the neocons, the bigots and the neo-fascists, nothing's left
#WhiteHouseSoWhite: “I Am Not Your Negro” illuminates America’s ongoing race problem
Sophia A. McClennen
The Trump administration is the whitest in decades. "I Am Not Your Negro" confronts both past and present racism
Michael Flynn, right-wing hero: Will conservatives embrace him the way they did Ollie North?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's disgraced adviser may be viewed as a righteous fallen rebel, like Oliver North or G. Gordon Liddy
Trump’s gift to Wall Street: When it comes to bank regulations, there’s nobody better to consult than bankers themselves
John Light
Bankers and the Republicans who listen to them want to undo a number of regulations
A social conscience for the tech industry: Can companies help users cultivate healthier relationships with apps and devices?
Ellen Lee
The Time Well Spent movement is challenging tech companies to care about more than just the swipes and clicks
We’re all livin’ on a prayer: How a hair band anthem from the least cool ’80s rockers became a classic
Stephen Deusner
Bon Jovi's America is a country of hard times, with personal fortitude and ingenuity the only way to survive
Is YouTube sensation PewDiePie really a Nazi? His intentions matter less than his effect
Matthew Sheffield
The YouTube superstar has become an alt-right hero, mirroring the nerd-to-Nazi transition of 4chan and others
Opiate for the masses: In selecting a black woman to woo, “The Bachelorette” does something it should have done years ago
Melanie McFarland
Rachel Lindsay has become the first black Bachelorette in the show's 15-year history. Is it too late to care?
How PewDiePie “fudged the labels” to avoid anti-Semitism claims because of his YouTube videos
Matthew Rozsa
The comedian's claims of innocence are only fooling the already converted
The American masterpiece that’s a “feminist painting”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Novelist Christina Baker Kline on America's own "Mona Lisa"
Right on target: “Tower” tells the painful tale of the first mass school shooting in America
Melanie McFarland
Using an engaging animation technique filmmaker Keith Maitland tells a tough story from the survivor's viewpoint
Neo-Nazis blame “the Jews” for Michael Flynn’s resignation
Eric Hananoki
Pro-Trump Anti-Semites Call Flynn “One Of Our Best Guys” Who Has Been "Quite Critical Of The Jews"
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