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Radical austerity’s brutal lies: How Krugman and Chomsky saw through dehumanizing neoliberal spin
Patrick L. Smith
The battle in Greece is identical to the one we need to be waging right here for fairness over markets and banks
Evangelicals’ obsession with “sexual purity” has nothing to do with sex
Sara J. Moslener
The author of "Virgin Nation" on the hidden agenda of purity movements and the dangerous worldview they affirm
Gallows humor in the age of #BlackLivesMatter: “Key & Peele” returns and “Why? with Hannibal Buress” premieres, not a moment too soon
Sonia Saraiya
Buress' new show follows "Key & Peele" tonight for comedy's most courageous, essential line-up
Fox News doctor says men are allowed to hit women now because of the “gender equality movement”
Colin Gorenstein
Keith Ablow told "Fox & Friends" that a man should never hit a girl, even if that means banning co-ed sports
For Cosby’s accusers, justice might remain elusive
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The latest revelations are "vindication," — but is that all there is?
Megyn Kelly and Brit Hume joke about sexual consent — but are furious over potential violations of men’s rights
Scott Eric Kaufman
Stopping rape is a laughing matter, but men's rights is very serious business
The Confederate Flag’s stubborn meaning, beyond heritage vs. hate: “I’m a tough individual, you can’t get me down, you can’t tell me what to do”
Scott Timberg
A historian who studies the flag on why we will never agree on one fixed interpretation of the divisive symbol
The 3 biggest myths about the death penalty, debunked
Matthew Rozsa
Stephen Breyer nailed it in his Glossip v. Gross dissent. Capital punishment is barbaric and must be overturned
The plague of angry white men: How racism, gun culture & toxic masculinity are poisoning America
Chauncey DeVega
Dylann Roof is just the latest in a long line of men clinging to dangerous ideology that spiraled out of control
The truth about Bernie Sanders & race: Why his biggest weakness could become his greatest strength
Matthew Pulver
Though he's enjoyed unexpected success, Sanders has been criticized for not engaging in issues of race
“Faith-based arguments that deal with climate change are a smokescreen that mask the real problem”
Paul Rosenberg
Katharine Hayhoe is a climate scientist and evangelical Christian. She explains what's wrong about religious right
America über alles: Elisabeth Hasselbeck castigates pastor for flying Christian flag above American
Scott Eric Kaufman
"What do you say to people who think you're disrespecting Old Glory?" she asked
Jay Smooth: Amy Schumer is so much better than this
Jay Smooth
The popular videoblogger breaks down the latest kerfuffle over p.c. culture and Schumer's disappointing response
The 10 best lessons I learned as a sex writer
Tracy Clark-Flory
After nearly five years writing about sex, I've learned a thing or two about this taboo topic
Video shows Florida State quarterback De’Andre Johnson punching a woman in the face
Jenny Kutner
We should not need to see the footage, but we'll watch it on a loop anyway. Here's why I won't be posting the video
What “Magic Mike XXL” reveals about one of our most enduring taboos
Erin Coulehan
The men of "Magic Mike XXL" are physically perfect — and just as terrified of failing as the rest of us
Our celebrity rom-com fixation: What’s really so fascinating about the one who (almost) got away
Erin Coulehan
From Katy Perry and John Mayer to the latest Bennifer hopefuls, the pull of the on-off relationship is strong
We still don’t know how to talk about Pennsatucky: The reality of rural sexual assault and how class plays out in “Orange Is the New Black”
Emma Eisenberg
Women in rural areas are structurally at risk for sexual assault—and yet Tiffany's story is absurdly idiosyncratic
“Modern racism lurks in the shadows of equality”: Why colorblind school policies have failed black people
s.e. smith
Instead of confronting racial and cultural divides, American education only serves to further them
The raging hypocrisy at the center of the Christian right’s persecution complex
Steve Neumann
The religious right has convinced itself that it's the target of liberal persecution. There's just one problem...
“My model for business is the Beatles”: Why Steve Jobs was no lone hero
Rich Karlgaard, Michael S. Malone
Jobs is credited with Apple's amazing comeback, but he was always partnered with another creative person or team
The GOP’s pathetic crybaby agenda: Trump, Scalia and the whiny, paranoid new face of the right
Bill Curry
Republicans have no agenda. America won't fall for culture/religion wars anymore. Petulance is all they have left
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