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Sex for grades
Sarah Goldstein
At Uganda's Makerere University, administrators and women's rights advocates are finally standing up to sexual harassment.
Key Bush judge under ethics cloud
Will Evans
Following a Salon report, top Democrats say Bush nominee Terrence Boyle's record is "outrageous" and that he has "no place on the federal bench."
The Pombo mambo
Michael Scherer
Rep. Richard Pombo, the environmentalists' scourge, was feted by the industries he so loyally serves. I'd tell you more, but they kicked me out.
Peddling democracy
Chalmers Johnson
Convinced of our superiority, Americans keep trying to impose freedom on the rest of the world. It's arrogant, immoral -- and it hasn't worked.
Out of the shadows
Lydia Chávez
The undocumented and their allies who took to the streets come from a group rarely seen at protests: The working poor. Is this the sound of a new labor movement?
Do you know the way to San Antonio?
Cary Cardwell
With enough work for all, including illegal immigrants, the booming Texas city is the future face of the American workforce.
Hipster rebel punk outsiders — 99 cents a dozen
Andrew O'Hehir
A disillusioned ex-boho argues that consumer culture has turned "rebellion" and "individuality" into meaningless poses, about as transgressive as a turtleneck.
Party foul
Amanda Griscom Little
Lefty bloggers are livid over green groups' endorsement of Republican Sen. Lincoln Chafee. But who says only Democrats can save the planet?
Mommy strongest
Sarah Goldstein
MomsRising.org hopes to organize mothers (and anyone who has a mother) around issues of parental equality.
Beyond the Multiplex: Tribeca
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting look at Golden Gate Bridge "jumpers." Plus: Malkovich plays faux-Kubrick; Travolta and Gandolfini, together at last.
Campus cruelties
Erin Sullivan
At Duke a decade ago, I got a glimpse of ugly male pack behavior I've never forgotten. Now I wonder about what my own small boys might do.
First officer is charged in Abu Ghraib scandal
Mark Benjamin
Former interrogation director Lt. Col. Steven Jordan reacted to ongoing abuse by building a plywood wall to hide it, according to documents obtained by Salon.
No oil for blood
Katharine Mieszkowski
Tired of waiting for the world to act in Darfur, activists have spurred a growing divestment movement aimed at foreign companies that do business with Sudan.
The woes of Kilimanjaro
Kate Cheney Davidson
The fabled glaciers on Tanzania's majestic mountain will soon be gone. Its forests are disappearing, too. For local farmers, this could mean disaster. For the rest of us, it's another unbearable loss on an overheating planet.
Whenever he comes by for an evening, it takes him days to leave
Cary Tennis
All our friends gather at our place, but one of them thinks he lives here.
Meet the new AT&T, same as the old AT&T, only worse
Andrew Leonard
"Net neutrality" loses another battle. Internet doomed, again.
Job destruction update
Andrew Leonard
Why aren't American workers as good as Indian ones at organizing?
“Dear Mr. Leno: Gay people, to you, are great material”
Lynn Harris
"Avenue Q" writer takes Jay Leno to task.
Mom’s the word
Garrison Keillor
The woman shelved her movie-star dreams to change your putrid diapers. This Mother's Day, send her a sonnet.
Thou revealest too much!
Cary Tennis
Our church group teaches the facts of life to 13-year-olds. One of us goes way over the line.
Bush’s bogus boogeyman
Andrew Leonard
The president blames "boutique fuels" for high gas prices. Who does he think he's kidding?
3 Questions for: Boots Riley
Salon Staff
The Coup frontman talks about politics, hip-hop and the politics of hip-hop
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