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How I left the purity movement
Andreea Nica
The church taught us it was a man's duty to lead us down a righteous path. But again and again, I strayed
Here’s how we reunite the Smiths: Why Morrissey and Johnny Marr must make the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Tony Fletcher
The public's yearning to see Morrissey and Marr together again might only be sated with rightful place in rock hall
10 songs from the year 1989 that Taylor Swift should cover
Annie Zaleski
From Janet Jackson's "Escapade" to Elvis Costello's "Veronica," these '89 tunes are asking for a Swiftian revamp
Democracy’s ugly misogyny: The dark reality of “free” elections in Afghanistan
Ann Jones
Afghan women have been shut down, shut out and silenced by the very men the U.S. has asked them to vote for
“This is our Call of Duty”: How ISIS is using video games
Matthew Hall
"Grand Theft Auto: Salil al-Sawarem" joins the well-trafficked genre of games that exploit the Middle East conflict
Gamergate’s infuriating myth: Why searching for common ground is a big mistake
Elias Isquith
A pundit's call to "end" the controversy shows how our fetish for moderation in politics can lead to an ugly place
The sad, twisted truth about conservative Christianity’s effect on the mind
Marlene Winell, Valerie Tarico
Some religious beliefs may alter brain function, making us more prone to anxiety and depression
New question in Texas: Can Davis survive defeat?
Will Weissert, Paul J. Weber
We must still hate our kids: Philadelphia and “education reformers” fight demented war on elementary schools
Jeff Bryant
No nurses, few textbooks, closed libraries: Money to urban schools is being starved, intentionally. It's just wrong
Michelle Rhee’s favorite wingnuts: A look at the GOP candidates the education “reformer” is backing
Luke Brinker
Flush with hedge fund cash, Rhee's group is going all out to help the GOP keep control of the New York Senate
“Working full-time and yet still needing public benefits”: Leading expert urges McDonald’s to come to the table
Elias Isquith
Harvard Law's Ben Sachs tells Salon his idea to bring the fast-food wars to a negotiated, mutually beneficial peace
Watch this excellent pro-choice debate answer: New York A.G. Eric Schneiderman schools his GOP opponent
Katie McDonough
Colorado's Cory Gardner and others are claiming to be men who support choice. Meet one who really does
Lindsey Graham’s deranged joke: What he revealed about white male anxiety
Joan Walsh
Saying “white men in male-only clubs are going to do great in my presidency” ensures this: He'll never be president
Anti-gay marriage group endorses pro-LGBT Democrats just to spite their gay GOP opponents
Luke Brinker
The National Organization for Marriage makes some bizarre picks in two House battlegrounds
“The Five” did a remarkably moving segment on assisted suicide
Joanna Rothkopf
The hosts opened up when discussing Brittany Maynard's plight
Flood Wall Street’s bold legal defense: Climate change left us with no other choice
Lindsay Abrams
12 activists arrested in the September protest are pleading not guilty due to climate necessity
SCOTUS’ racial blind spot: Why a small group of elites is dragging America backwards
Ronald J. Sheehy
The Court has wrought a system that does little to acknowledge institutional racism -- and it gets worse than that
Scott Walker’s minimum wage farce: Why he’s determined to keep it down
David Sirota
The governor's administration insists $7.25 is a "living wage." Its source is the state's restaurant lobby
David Brooks’ dumbest column yet: Fighting the scourge of “partyism”
Joan Walsh
The real problem is "Brooksism" -- Republicans ignoring that their party has moved so far right it won't govern
Meet another wingnut who’s trying to lie about his anti-choice record
Jenny Kutner
Republican Dennis Richardson wants to push Oregon's first abortion restrictions as governor. Sound moderate to you?
D.C.’s most horrifying event: Beltway insiders channel junior high students at “spy prom”
Heather Digby Parton
Welcome to a mix of the Oscars and the junior high prom -- where insiders and spies come to celebrate themselves
Report: 30 percent of shrimp isn’t what it claims to be
Lindsay Abrams
There's a good chance you have no idea what you're eating -- and you shouldn't be OK with that
Fox News host offers predictably repellent response to viral catcalling video
Jenny Kutner
Bob Beckel had just one thing to say about street harassment, and it involved further objectifying women
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