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Fox News fuels white rage: Daniel Holtzclaw, Laquan McDonald and the corporate media’s #blacklivesmatter problem
Chauncey DeVega
The news since San Bernardino is more exaggerated, spectacular and bizarre than ever
Consumerism is ruining our kids: from $350 kicks to four-figure strollers, we’re making our children into product zombies
Liesl Schwabe
The tension over what to buy and what not to buy started when he was 5. Every year, the stakes get higher
Beyond Mike Brady: Finally, stepfathers are getting their pop culture moment
Graham Shelby
From "Modern Family" to "Ant-Man" to the new Will Ferrell-Mark Wahlberg comedy "Daddy's Home," stepdads abound
“All Muslim life in America is seen through the lens of terrorism”
Corey Robin
Whether Donald Trump or "Homeland," Americans have reduced Muslims to terrorists — and the whole world is watching
Silence is no longer an option: Why the death of Jamar Clark in Minneapolis brought me off the sidelines
Ryan Berg
I knew it was time for me to bridge the racial divide in Minneapolis & stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
Odell Beckham and the NFL’s fear of gay men: “Football is the most homophobic subculture this side of the Westboro Baptist Church”
Steve Almond
New York Giants star blames gay slurs for losing control on field. Because in the NFL, there's still nothing worse
“How accidentally a fate is made”: Ed Tarkington on love and its complications, the toll of mental and physical illness — and how dark episodes become the seeds of story
Mary Laura Philpott
The author of "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" on small town life, murder & how it feels to see your father cry
My daughter’s heroes could all be my mother: What my teenager is teaching me about growing old
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In our youth-obsessed culture, my 16-year-old would rather hang out with Betty White and her fellow grande dames
“If you have a moral attachment to a way of eating, that’s a disordered behavior”: How dieting culture, fat shaming and food porn shape our lives
Suzannah Weiss
Salon talks with Kelsey Miller, author of "Big Girl," about unlearning toxic messages around food and weight
Evgeny Morozov on Uber’s disruptive, libertarian lie: “Whatever the CEO of Uber might say about Ayn Rand, the company itself is interested only in producing regulation that works in its favor”
John Summers
The brilliant critic Evgeny Morozov discusses the myths Silicon Valley tells about itself, and why we believe them
The new Muslim democracy: What you need to know about today’s Middle East
John L. Esposito, Tamara Sonn, John O. Voll
Listen to the presidential candidates and you come away with a warped view of Islam and democracy. Here's the deal
Donald Trump wasn’t the only awful thing this year: The 6 worst moments in U.S. politics of 2015
Elias Isquith
Hillary's servers, Carson's pyramids and Donald Trump's ... everything — just some of the lowlights of a bad year
“Why Islam? Why are Muslims considered the worst by Americans?” The questions young Muslims ask me about Donald Trump and America
Brian T. Edwards
The brilliant young students America needs to reach around the world are being lost to us by Donald Trump's hatred
We’re more than confirmation numbers: What I learned selling books to strangers
Annie Hartnett
I forswore Amazon and took a job at a local bookstore to make rent; it became something much more than a paycheck
Pathetic, clingy, desperate for approval: Why does the Disney Channel hate moms?
Kim Kankiewicz
Unlike Disney movie mothers, Disney Channel moms get to live — as the butt of all jokes
No depression in heaven: The South, race, religion and FDR
Alison Collis Greene
The relationship between the churches and government in the South was never the same after the Great Depression
The right-wing beard revolution: Look out, hipsters, here come the counterculture Christians
Christopher Oldstone-Moore
The newly sprouted beards of American evangelicals are a social rather than a religious statement
We live in the golden age of awful news: Why every year seems so horrible in retrospect
Jack Mirkinson
As the end of 2015 approaches, we say goodbye to the worst year ever, and say hello to... the worst year ever?
Is Jesus’ birth worth celebrating? The dark subtext of the nativity scene
Valerie Tarico
This Christmas season, let's have an honest conversation about the message the Bible is sending to young women
This is the only advice you need to survive Christmas
Neil Strauss
The holidays are here, which means baggage — family baggage. Here is the best way to deal with it today
Religion’s “creative destruction”: Millennials, the new religious “nones,” are experimenting with new forms and rituals
Donald E. Miller
Could spiritual practices like feeding the homeless and fighting injustice take the place of traditional religion?
Merry XXX-mas: A brief history of Yuletide smut
Whitney Strub, Laura Helen Marks
As holidays go, Christmas has a rich tradition of raunch that can't be suppressed
So you bought your son a dollhouse for Christmas: How to talk to family members who just don’t get it
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The toy aisles are moving past the pink and blue divide, but that doesn't mean everyone's on board
Sorry conservatives: You lost the “war” on Christmas!
Edwin Lyngar
Bill O'Reilly and co. have been fighting a feverish war to defend the sanctity of... a pagan festival? (Yup)
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