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Wagatwe Wanjuki wants justice for sexual-assault survivors, but she also wants an apology
Amanda Marcotte
Rape survivors are burning college memorabilia online, asking their schools to apologize for mishandled cases
Speedo USA, Ralph Lauren end sponsorship deals with Ryan Lochte
Scott Eric Kaufman
Speedo USA's fee will instead be donated to charity, while Ralph Lauren is simply not renewing his contract
Judicial Watch vs. Hillary: The conservative group has a long history of spreading Clinton lies
Heather Digby Parton
Right-wing strike force Judicial Watch is not letting up on Hillary's emails — the media shouldn't enable them
Madam President: What social science says about how a female president might lead
Alice H. Eagly
Meta-analyses of social science research turn up differences in men's versus women's leadership styles, on average
WATCH: Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis march in support of rebels, Saudi-led coalition bombs presidential palace
Ben Norton, Associated Press
Little media coverage after Yemenis held massive protests in capital Sanaa against bombing by U.S.-backed coalition
When I published my book about Palestine, I learned how death threats and abuse became normalized
Ben Ehrenreich
These tactics must be exposed and the climate of fear they create must not be allowed to stand
White privilege as economic reality: It would take African-Americans 228 years to reach the same level of wealth as whites
Chauncey DeVega
Systemic white supremacy creates disparate and unequal economic outcomes for people of color, a new report shows
America’s criminal injustice system: A private eye sheds light on the gross indignities suffered by the poor
Judith Coburn
A world in which coming to court might mean being stopped and frisked by the police
Are you ready to join the paint party? How a bar-based crafts event became a very big business
Angelo Young
Paint Nite's Sean McGrail on turning his (brush)stroke of genius into one of America's fastest growing companies
The rise of irreligion is the GOP’s real demographic crisis
Matthew Sheffield
A widening "Godless gap" presents Christian conservatives with a choice: Get with the times or shrink to obscurity
The case for a single-payer health plan: Aetna shows how insurers are avoiding the sick
Robert Reich
Structure of private markets for health insurance creates incentives to avoid sick people and attract healthy ones
Losing “The Nightly Show” matters: Larry Wilmore’s satire was crucial for our democracy
Sophia A. McClennen
"The Nightly Show" had a major impact, and leaves a big hole -- whatever Comedy Central or Malcolm Gladwell think
Natalie Portman talks to Salon about her directorial debut: “I felt lucky to make the film in Israel because being a female director there isn’t unusual”
Gary M. Kramer
The Oscar-winning actress opens up about directing and starring in Amos Oz's "A Tale of Love and Darkness"
Pew poll: Majority of American men, 63 percent of Republicans believe sexism is over
Sophia Tesfaye
56 percent of American men think that "obstacles that made it harder for women to get ahead are largely gone"
Baltimore ends contract with lawyer linked to neo-Nazis who defended cops in case against wrongfully imprisoned black man
Ben Norton
Attorney Glen Keith Allen, who was hired to defend Baltimore police, is a former member of a neo-Nazi hate group
Class dismissed: Is the Trump campaign driven by racism or economics? The only possible answer is both
Daniel Denvir
Are Trump supporters all racists? Sure, a lot of them are — but the data reveals a more complicated picture
NBC’s “Superstore” challenge: Can an Olympics preview win over viewers?
Melanie McFarland
NBC shows' Olympics episodes aren't always worth it — but overall, "Superstore" is
Washington man stabs kissing interracial couple, cites Donald Trump when arrested
Sophia Tesfaye
“He begins talking about Donald Trump rallies and attacking people at the Black Lives Matter protest," police said
Thank you, Larry Wilmore: “The Nightly Show” goes out with a party — and a reminder to “not confuse cancellation with failure”
Melanie McFarland
Wilmore's finale felt less like an ending and more like a pause before the conversations he cultivated go on
Sexism, meet racism: Trump’s Angela Merkel comments expose the collision of misogyny and white supremacy
Amanda Marcotte
Years of blaming feminists for a supposed "demographic winter" fuel Trump's demonization of Merkel and Clinton
Monarchy in America? One of Trump’s tax proposals would create a permanent aristocracy overnight
RJ Eskow
With his plan to abolish the estate tax, Donald Trump is offering up yet another gift to his rich pals
Patty Hearst’s America: What “American Heiress” gets wrong (and right) about an insane time and place
Andrew O'Hehir
A new account of the legendary kidnapping makes a gripping read, but the true madness of '70s California gets lost
“Dangerous precedent for free speech”: NJ Gov. Chris Christie signs law punishing boycotts of Israel
Ben Norton
Legal groups say New Jersey's new anti-BDS legislation might be unconstitutional and threatens the First Amendment
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