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Trump’s racist ruse: His farcical outreach to black voters is just white supremacy in disguise
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's speeches this week had a common theme: African-Americans don't deserve the same rights as whites
Billion dollar baby: Jessica Alba’s Honest Company is her real entrepreneurial star vehicle
Angelo Young
Jessica Alba’s Honest Company does more than sell diapers — it provides inspiration for women entrepreneurs
Our trainwrecks, ourselves: Why women hate on hot messes and other toxic female tropes
Marcie Bianco
Sady Doyle’s anatomy of the "trainwreck" phenomenon points to the larger cultural forces behind celebrity gossip
Who’s the real insane clown posse? Trump fans give Juggalos a run for their money in “7 Days in Ohio”
David Masciotra
Salon talks to Nathan Rabin about the politics of Juggalos, the craziness of the RNC and Trump's "desiccated soul"
Life in academic poverty as an underpaid university teacher: “They just don’t want to pay”
Dr. Roslyn Fuller
Heartbreaking stories from the academic underclass
The lie of white “economic insecurity”: Race, class and the rise of Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
The media loves to promote the lie that the white working class supports Trump and the GOP for economic reasons
“Narcos” isn’t “Breaking Bad”: How season 2 betrays Pablo Escobar’s victims
Bernardo Aparicio García
To Colombians, Escobar was no Walter White — and the new episodes position him irresponsibly as a protagonist
TV can’t not be political: What Jimmy Fallon’s defenders get wrong about late-night
Silpa Kovvali
Fallon cozying up to Donald Trump on "The Tonight Show" is a political act — not to mention selfish and cruel
Disabling the male gaze: “Longing” to be objectified won’t help shatter narrow beauty standards
Emily Sullivan Sanford
I was a teen when first asked—on TV—if my dwarfism kept me from having a boyfriend. It's still the wrong question
It’s hip to be square: Hillary Clinton isn’t cool — and she shouldn’t have to be
Nico Lang
Clinton's attempts to be a Millennial-friendly "entertainer-in-chief" take away from her greatest strengths
Don’t blame Bee: No, Ross Douthat, cultural liberalism isn’t responsible for Trump’s rise
Gary Legum
To suggest that journalist-comedians like Samantha Bee and John Oliver gave rise to Trumpism is ludicrous
The Fieri-ssance is here: Sorry, Anthony Bourdain — it’s no longer cool to hate on Guy Fieri
Scott Timberg
Guy Fieri is having a moment of unironic appreciation in the press, thanks to foodie culture's poptimists
“Why am I so unhappy?”: “Transparent” enters a season of grief
Melanie McFarland
In a new season of "Transparent," the Pfeffermans come to terms with the lasting side effects of self-discovery
AfterEllen and the digital media bust: Queer spaces for women are disappearing, even on the Internet
Nico Lang
The 14-year-old website for queer women, which editor Trish Bendix calls "a virtual church," will close on Friday
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the protests in Charlotte to an anti-Trump "Battle Bus" in London
Who’s policing the cops? ACLU wants to know what police are doing with their surveillance equipment
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The ACLU believes the information will show communities of color have seen more use of technology
The hard truth about Terence Crutcher and Tulsa: What kind of white person do you want to be?
Chauncey DeVega
The killing of yet another unarmed black man by police shows little will change until White America joins the fight
America’s outsider POTUS fantasy: “Designated Survivor” gives us the president we claim to want
Melanie McFarland
Kiefer Sutherland as a post-political apocalypse commander-in-chief is an alternate future everyone can agree on
Romance, interrupted: Why Brad and Angelina’s split feels like the end of love as we know it
Erin Coulehan
They overcame early rumors and celebrity drama to build what fans thought was a perfect modern Hollywood marriage
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