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Charlottesville and history: Violence has been endemic to the American far right for generations
Matthew Rozsa
Sadly, the violence we saw in Charlottesville is nothing new in the hateful history of the American far right
Want to understand white privilege? Look at college golf teams like mine
Anya Alvarez
It's time we talked about how colleges let affluent white students be supported by African-American student labor
Trump campaign releases divisive ad one day after calling for national unity
Taylor Link
The beleaguered president launched a tone-deaf attack ad at Democrats and the media, as he still plays to his base
Kendrick Lamar’s radical reconfiguration of the self
Max Cea
The president could learn a thing or two from the rapper
Are State Department cuts a major setback for genocide prevention?
Nadia Rubaii, Max Pensky
The State Department has established programs to incentivize and pressure states to act against war criminals
Pete Hegseth on “Fox & Friends” defends white nationalists in Charlottesville
Taylor Link
Hegseth saw nothing wrong with Trump's statement on the protest Saturday; in fact, he appreciated "many sides" take
8 ways leading European officials perceive America’s big embarrassment in the oval office
Kali Holloway
Trump seems to think the world started when he took office
Put a “gate” on it: We’ve made every minor scandal equal to Nixon’s Constitutional crisis
Brian J. O'Connor, Lori Perkins
It's not a real scandal until some lazy reporter breaks out that abused suffix
Sorry, Mr. President: White people are not oppressed in America
Chauncey DeVega
Millions of white people genuinely believe they are oppressed in American society. It's a deeply dangerous delusion
How we got from George W. Bush to Donald Trump: Liberals had more to do with it than we’d like to think
Anis Shivani
History may view the Obama presidency as a brief (and failed) neoliberal interlude on the road to American fascism
UPDATED: Terror in Charlottesville: Woman killed as car rams into anti-racist protesters at white nationalist rally
Sophia Tesfaye
One person is dead and many more injured after driver mows down anti-racist protesters in Virginia
“We must call evil by its name”: Republicans criticize Trump, Jeff Sessions for ignoring white supremacists in Charlottesville statements
Sophia Tesfaye
The nation's top leaders condemned the violence on "all sides" -- but ignored the white nationalists who stoked it
Fall TV: The military look is in this season
Melanie McFarland
NBC, CBS and The CW each have dramas about special ops. But being part of a TV trend is dangerous work
Our festering American rage: Why “it doesn’t matter if Trump lies”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to author Jared Yates Sexton about Trump, Sanders, anger, our broken system and how we might fix it
Michael Moore, Donald Trump and their joint campaign against reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Michael Moore's Broadway show is a bland, silly liberal pep rally — haunted by the specter of Donald Trump
Barack Obama, invisible president: To truly see him requires white Americans to see themselves
David Masciotra
When Obama shattered the racial glass ceiling, in the shards were the broken fragments of white illusion
Satire’s war on stupid: This prank on the Democrats and an ACLU brief reveal our nation’s biggest battle
Sophia A. McClennen
Satire is often criticized as partisan, but its real target is stupidity across the political spectrum
“The slow-moving coup”: Bill Maher says his “bigger fear” is the US “becoming North Korea”
Sophia Tesfaye
But "what if madman versus madman" actually works, wonders the "Real Time" host
My meeting with Donald Trump: A damaged, pathetic personality — whose obvious impairment has only go
Bill Curry
I didn't get his endorsement when I ran for governor — but the severely troubled man I met has only gotten worse
White supremacy in the age of Trump
Keri Leigh Merritt
Never forget that this country has a long history of upper-class whites using racism to their advantage
Resistance against Trump is just a text message away — and organizing leaders say it’s working
Ilana Novick
A new texting tool helps connect resisters to bigger protests, bigger media and bigger change
A working-class strategy for defeating white supremacy
GABRIEL KRISTAL
People often only make the effort to challenge their prejudices when they are engaged in struggle with others.
Feminism can be funny too: Julie Klausner and season 3 of “Difficult People” on Hulu
Emily Jordan
Julie Klausner proves that the feminist agenda is surprisingly funny AF
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