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White Missouri professor shames black students for heeding violent threats: “If you give into bullies, they win”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This is not how professors should stand in solidarity with minority students
Who’s really demanding to be coddled on campus? Yale students aren’t the spoiled brats for refusing to be racially trolled on Halloween
Silpa Kovvali
Defending free speech doesn't mean putting the burden on minority students to remain silent
Veterans hope MDMA can cure their PTSD: “It’s hard to talk about because it’s the elephant in the room”
Christine Jun
Salon talks to a leading activist pushing for legalizing marijuana, MDMA and ayahuasca to treat returning soldiers
They’re mad for a reason: Campus activists are yelling because too many of us still won’t listen
Elias Isquith
A misguided and obtuse attack on Yale students shows why their protests are still so necessary
“The horror makes the thrill”: Why the New York Times’ “beautiful” war images of death and destruction won’t change many minds
John Pettegrew
With the transformations in digital media, we're living in an age of “pump-you-up-to-kill-the-bad-guys videos”
“Maybe people would start paying attention if Megyn Kelly hopped on the hood of a Hybrid”: Bill Nye and Larry Wilmore panel debate GOP science’s hate
Sarah Burris
"We're still talking about it rather than getting to work," Nye says of climate change
Bring on the outrage: Go ahead and hate on “coddled” college kids — just admit that anti-p.c. backlash is fueled by outrage, too
Arthur Chu
Outrage over "outrage culture" is still outrage—the fight is really over whose boundaries deserve respect
Yale students aren’t radical enough: Political correctness, millennials and the new politics of growing up
Mark Oppenheimer
Until today's college students stop seeing campus administrators as Mom and Dad, nothing will ever change
Bill O’Reilly’s dangerous “war on cops” propaganda: How Fox’s brutal worldview makes Black Americans less safe
Chauncey DeVega
The Fox News host has advanced a "war on cops" narrative, built on lies, in order to smear Black Lives Matter
Clip-in man bun panic: What our “fresh hell” freakout over a hairstyle is really about
Erin Coulehan
If we didn't call it a "man bun," would it still inspire such dread?
Tom Cotton blames Social Security for “heroin and meth addiction” because reasons
Brendan Gauthier
The Republican senator told an audience at the Heritage Foundation that a culture of "disability" causes addiction
The ivory tower doesn’t exist: Mizzou’s boycott victory can’t be dismissed as just another “campus p.c. culture” controversy
Paula Young Lee
The protest that pushed U. of Missouri's president into quitting is bigger than microaggressions and safe spaces
“Shame and despair turn out to be her superpower”: New ballet drama “Flesh and Bone” digs deep into incest, shame and the body in the elite dance world
Alice Driver
Salon talks to Emmy-winning "Breaking Bad" writer Moira Walley-Beckett about her new series
Sotomayor shreds conservative SCOTUS justices for justifying “deadly force for no discernible gain”
Brendan Gauthier
In a powerful dissent this morning, Justice Sotomayor had some extremely critical words for her colleagues
Starbucks doesn’t hate Jesus: The malignant narcissism of the new “war on Christmas” crusaders gets the backlash it deserves
Rachel Kramer Bussel
A viral campaign to harass Starbucks over plain red seasonal cups is backfiring as Christians push back
“PC” is another right-wing lie: Missouri proves reactionary forces really are waging war against college kids
Amanda Marcotte
Forget "political correctness": The truth is young people are really suffering from conservative culture wars
“Repent that Dumbledore emerged as a homosexual mentor for Harry Potter”: Inside the bizarre anti-gay conference featuring Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee & Bobby Jindal
Sophia Tesfaye
"Death penalty for gays" pamphlets and suggestions that we drown children who read "Harry Potter" filled the event
White guilt and “The Good Wife”: When good intentions about corporate diversity fall painfully short
Sonia Saraiya
Last night, a black lawyer is not hired into Diane's firm—but she is subjected to Diane's clumsy attempts to relate
“But would Jeb abort fetus Hitler?”: Twitter has a heyday with Bush’s promise he’d kill Baby Hitler
Sophia Tesfaye
An enthused Jeb! told the Huffington Post "You gotta step up, man"
“God hates Renoir”: He sucks at painting, and this is why you should care
Ben Norton
The media treats the Renoir Sucks at Painting movement as a joke, but it has serious, important political critiques
Paul Krugman just made perfect sense of Donald Trump, Ben Carson and angry white Republican voters
Salon Staff
The NYT columnist connects the volatility of right-wing politics to a new malaise among the white working class
Bernie Sanders has trapped himself: Why going negative on Hillary could prove fatal to his campaign
Gary Legum
He set himself up as the guy who'd run a clean campaign on the issues -- which is why going negative is so risky
My rapist asked me to pray for him; I did what it took to stay alive
Lara Naughton
Unable to overpower him or escape, compassion became my only defense; it changed me as much as the assault
The new cool girl trap: Why we traded one set of rigid rules about who’s “likable” for another
Arielle Bernstein
Even if the rubric for "likability" has changed, women are still judged in opposition to one another
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