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Orange wasn’t my new black
Gigi Blanchard
My descent into the juvenile justice system’s labyrinth began at 15—and it wasn't anything like Litchfield
Amber Heard vs. Johnny Depp: Divorce, domestic violence, and the shifting economy of marriage
Erin Coulehan
Heard is fighting the "Gold Digger" label—an increasingly outdated marriage narrative as women's independence grows
Dark times ahead in Litchfield: “Orange Is the New Black” returns with its most challenging season yet
Melanie McFarland
The explosive new season of "OITNB" throws racial injustice, white privilege and prisoner abuse into stark relief
In fiction, anyone can be a protagonist: “I don’t understand this desire to only read about people who are like oneself”
Bill Cheng
Salon talks to Kaitlyn Greenidge about her debut novel "We Love You, Charlie Freeman"
The UN’s damning report on Israel and torture: The desperate case of Palestinian youth in the occupied territory
David Palumbo-Liu
The report alleges torture, excessive use of force, coerced evidence, settler violence, house demolition and more
Sticking to their guns: Mass shootings in the U.S. mean mass profits for the firearm industry, with the GOP as an accomplice
Heather Digby Parton
They are to blame: The NRA and GOP must be held accountable for letting this constant carnage go on
Appetite for destruction: Glorifying gun violence on screen despite the sobering reality
JoAnna Novak
Gun-crazy movies like Adam Sandler's new "The Do-Over" feel increasingly callous in light of gun deaths in America
Led Zeppelin on trial: The case of “Stairway to Heaven” is off to a shaky start
Scott Timberg
The trial will be an important one if it ever resolves — but so far, it does not inspire confidence
Trump: “No real assimilation” of even second or third generation Muslims in America
Sophia Tesfaye
"I won't say nonexistent, but it gets to be pretty close," Trump, the son of an immigrant, told Fox News' Hannity
Mass shooters often chase fame and suicide: “These are not people who want to … live with the crimes they commit”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a sociologist who studies mass shootings and martyrdom about what could have driven Omar Mateen
Democrats can own the terror issue: Hillary Clinton has just made it harder for Trump to control the narrative
Sean Illing
Trump's bluster will only appeal to his hard-core backers; Hillary can address the issue properly — with reason
Do it for Emily Doe: 10 ways to turn your Brock Turner anger into action
Jamie Ludwig
The ex-Stanford swimmer's light sentence for sexual assault sparked outrage—here's how you can help victims
Overcompensation Nation: It’s time to admit that toxic masculinity drives gun violence
Amanda Marcotte
Our national attachment to dominance models of manhood is a major reason why we have so much violence
WATCH: Fox & Friends join Donald Trump in blaming Orlando massacre on “political correctness”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The presumptive GOP nominee said American Muslims know who the terrorists are, they're just afraid of PC culture
Watch John Oliver’s sobering Orlando shooting address: “This pain is so familiar”
Brendan Gauthier
"Last Week Tonight" opened last night with a heartfelt tribute to Orlando's gay and Latinx community
This is how the GOP rigged Congress: The secret plan that handcuffed Obama’s presidency, but backfired in Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
GOP stole the House with old trick in a brilliant modern form. A new book by Salon's editor lays out every detail
The 6 most ludicrous myths TV perpetuates about class in America
Silpa Kovvali
Another benefit of the new overtime laws—helping shows fix their bizarre understanding of class and family finances
Don’t apologize, Noah Galvin: Let’s applaud celebrities who dare to speak their mind, not tear them down
Nico Lang
Hollywood doesn’t need to silence Noah Galvin. What it really needs is 1,000 more celebrities exactly like him
How I spoke to my 9-year-old son about sexual assault and white privilege
Lee Chaix McDonough
When children ask about cases like Brock Turner's rape of a woman at Stanford, we must answer
Fascism is rising in the U.S. and Europe — and Donald Trump is the face of this disturbing new reality
Fedja Buric
In the past, what Trump's been shilling would've been soundly rejected — the fact that it's not now is terrifying
The GOP must be proud: When your party’s nominee is the darling of white supremacists
Alex Kotch
Racists are heavily lobbying to put Donald Trump in the White House — as the Republican Party looks the other way
Loving the ’90s: Why memories of a happier decade could give Hillary a November edge
Matthew Rozsa
‘90s nostalgia is very popular in our culture right now — and that could earn Hillary some votes
Ferris Bueller’s missing soundtrack: Why we shouldn’t mourn what we never had
Kevin Smokler
It seems odd to us now that John Hughes would refuse to release "Ferris Bueller" music, but it makes sense
Identity politics along the border: Dissecting why some Latinos love Trump
Mallory Laurel
Life in the Rio Grande Valley helps explain Trump's popularity in some Latino communities
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