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A liberal plan to defeat ISIS: Here’s how we avoid Ted Cruz’s religious police state
Jeffrey Tayler
Military intervention is a disaster. Propping up dictators made a mess. Our "allies" play a double game. Now what?
You don’t need God for comfort: 7 places atheists can turn to in times of need
Greta Christina
The support net for nonbelievers is far wider and more comprehensive than even they realize
Swipe right for “smart enough”: Tinder’s future add-ons will help you find your intellectual equal
Erin Coulehan
Soon you'll be able to see where the faces you like work and went to school before you make a match
5 horrible, sexist things the patriarchy demands of men
Greta Christina
We know the many ways sexism hurts women. Less talked about is just how destructive it can be for men
“Master of None” co-creator Alan Yang on writing himself into cheerful Brian and his family’s powerful immigrant story: “All that stuff happened to my dad”
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to the "Parks & Rec" alum about collaborating with Aziz Ansari and the creative power of optimism
#JeSuisChien, the latest sign racist westerners care more about dead dogs than dead humans
Ben Norton
The selective outrage over a dead French dog, but not people, is yet another sign that we have lost our humanity
Stop gloating over Charlie Sheen’s “hookers” and hook-ups: HIV isn’t punishment for promiscuity or sex work
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The discussion around Sheen's diagnosis reveals the ignorance and absurd moralizing around HIV
Jesse Eisenberg is not funny: Please, New Yorker, stop publishing his ham-fisted attempts at humor
Scott Timberg
The actor's "An Honest Film Review" marks a new low in his cringe-worthy Shouts & Murmurs record
“If you want to see ‘angry feminist,’ I will show it to you”: “Captain Marvel” writer opens up about the backlash against the new Carol Danvers
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to Kelly Sue DeConnick about being an influential feminist in the male-dominated comics world
“Batsh*t crazy” GOP racism: Trevor Noah finally drops the truth on Trump, Rubio, Huckabee
Sarah Burris
"The Daily Show" drops some reality on Marco Rubio, Donald Trump and Mike Huckabee
Stop mocking “safe spaces”: What the Mizzou & Yale backlash is really about
Brittney Cooper
People who mock "p.c. culture" are ignoring the racial recklessness—and lack of safety—suffered by people of color
Don’t fall for ISIS’ trap: A French national pleads for tolerance
Patrick Hillsman
Islamic extremists are counting on the West to turn on its Muslim population. We can't give in to religious bigotry
The left has an Islam problem: If liberals won’t come to terms with religious extremism, the xenophobic right will carry the day
Sean Illing
ISIS doesn't represent true Islam. But denying there's a problem within Islam only makes the left look feckless
A plea to my fellow Bernie comrades: It’s time to start taking left-wing sexism seriously
Kathleen Geier
I'm a pro-Sanders feminist, but I'm dismayed at the sneering condescension shown toward Clinton supporters
We created Islamic extremism: Those blaming Islam for ISIS would have supported Osama bin Laden in the ’80s
Ben Norton
Jingoists conveniently forget the West's Cold War strategy was to arm the Islamic extremists that became al-Qaida
Charlie Sheen might not be the HIV advocate you asked for — but he could be the one we need now
Nico Lang
An estimated 1.2 million Americans are living with HIV—and Sheen could help break down powerful stigmas that linger
Juvenile incarceration is a Dickensian nightmare: The shameful ravages of mass incarceration
Elias Isquith
Salon speaks with Vincent Schiraldi, a renowned champion of reform and former juvenile corrections official
Just one attack away from the abyss: America is on the brink of a revived politics of fear
Elias Isquith
If the response to the Paris atrocity is a guide, then a return to the post-9/11 Bush years is closer than we think
“My infant died. He should have been with me”: The horror too nightmarish to comprehend
Kim Brooks
We tell mothers to do what's best for their babies, but only for the first 12 weeks. Then the unimaginable happened
“It’s talking to you, Daddy”: How to explain your vagina’s auditory abilities
Carrie Weisman
Some people are embarrassed by "queefing," others take it in stride. Here's what you need to know
Our frustrated emoji year: A laughing-through-tears smiley face is the Oxford dictionary “word” of 2015
Erin Coulehan
This rakish face embodying an ineffable mix of hilarity and crying beat out "refugee" and "fleek"
After Paris, right-wing media launches new war on reason, reality
Chauncey DeVega
When I dared ask conservatives to tone down violent rhetoric after Paris, they responded with death threats
Jay Leno schools Jerry Seinfeld: Here’s how a comedian should talk about college students and political correctness
Brendan Gauthier
"I side with those kids," Leno says simply. Take a lesson, Jerry!
We expect comedians to comfort us: “SNL,” “The Daily Show,” and comedy’s new ritual of public mourning
Scott Timberg
Comedians are today's public intellectuals—but there are only so many ways for them to weigh in on these moments
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