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The truth about Bernie Sanders’ youth movement: The future could be a progressive one — but only if we make it
Sean McElwee
It's widely assumed that young Americans are more liberal (and they are) but that doesn't guarantee anything
“Zootopia” in the Year of Trump: The parallels between a Disney cartoon and the 2016 election continue to surprise
Eileen G'Sell
In the wake of recent violence at Trump rallies, the film’s depiction of a divided country goes beyond child's play
The queering of Pee-wee Herman: How the gay icon redefines queer boundaries beyond sexuality
Nico Lang
If the world around this PG hero in an R-rated world is fabulously gay, Pee-wee still hasn’t the slightest clue
What most Americans don’t know about yoga
Andrea Jain, Michelle Goldberg
Is the discipline a form of cultural appropriation? And is it even beholden to a tradition? Two experts weigh in
Big Coal dealt a big blow: Montanans shut down largest mine in North America
Nick Engelfried
Through civil disobedience, local communities have defeated a company once thought invincible. This is their story
The vile core of Trump’s appeal: Here’s the research that shows how racism animates his campaign
Sean McElwee, Philip Cohen
Has racism fueled Donald Trump's unlikely ascendence in the GOP? Yes, and here's how we know
What automakers and regulators aren’t telling parent drivers
Myron Levin
Safety officials have known about the dangers of collapsing seatbacks for years and failed to share their expertise
We are not Chiraq: Yes, Chicago has too many murders, but labeling us with terms like “war zone,” “Chiraq” and “urban terrorism” doesn’t help
Natalie Y. Moore
Violence in Chicago is a symptom of racial and economic segregation -- issues that must be addressed
The long, winding road to marriage equality: From the Mattachine Society to ACT UP to “Ellen,” they all helped make it possible
David Cole
Countless gay rights advocates worked the legal as well as the cultural angles to get us to where we are today
Donald Trump’s deadly nationalism: Hate has been mainstreamed, politics have turned violent — and he hasn’t even been elected yet
Fedja Buric
Trump's built plenty of walls already. His nationalism sends a chill down my spine, because I have lived it before
For white folks who teach in the hood: A lesson in campus colonialism
Christopher Emdin
How power dynamics & cultural clashes stemming from whiteness work against young people of color in urban schools
Trumped again: The diabolical GOP frontrunner slimes Cruz, shames Fox & controls the news cycle
Andrew O'Hehir
Did Trump plant the Enquirer's sleazy Cruz story? Who knows? It served his cruel, clownish genius either way
Donald Trump would be scarier than George W. Bush: His unserious, incendiary approach would damage America for decades — and we should be terrified
Émile P. Torres
China, Mexico, the Middle East, let alone terror and trade: A Trump presidency horrifies the world, should scare us
There’s no way out for Republicans: Paul Ryan’s anti-Trump speech shows exactly why the GOP’s future is so bleak
Elias Isquith
Ryan never mentioned Trump, but his target was obvious. Can he really endorse Trump after a speech like this?
The myth of the good victim: As an American facing street harassment abroad, I wondered what it meant to be a “good victim”
Patricia Grisafi
"The moment that man took his penis out, my fantasies of an ideal study abroad experience in Florence disappeared"
Peggy Noonan solves terrorism: The elusive, terrorist-defeating secret is Ronald Reagan
Simon Maloy
There's only one way to stop terrorists, writes Peggy Noonan, and that's to hit them with The Gipper
Oregon militia’s mess: See photos of the astounding filth left by militiamen who took over the wildlife refuge
Michael Garofalo
Ammon Bundy's group of right-wing protesters left Oregon's Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in utter disarray
Ted Cruz’s sex rumors: Of all the reasons Cruz shouldn’t be president, infidelity alone shouldn’t be one of them
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Cruz is the worst! But attacks on his private life also contribute to a toxic culture around sex and privacy
Life under brutal, illegal military occupation: The much-needed context surrounding the slaying of Palestinian attackers by Israeli soldiers
Ben Norton
Video by rights group shows IDF extrajudicially executing injured man — one among hundreds of Palestinians killed
12-step groups of hate: A psychotherapist’s take on Donald Trump’s wild rallies
Richard Brouillette
In Trump’s presence, it’s not only OK to be racist; it’s patriotic and even an act of belonging and self-esteem
GOP’s Supreme Court blowback: The Republicans’ case for obstruction is bad and getting worse
Simon Maloy
Orrin Hatch has a new reason to block Obama's Supreme Court nominee: Protesters ruined his fancy lunch
Ted Cruz asked me to educate him about Muslims. Now I know he learned nothing
Joe Bradford
Months ago, we spoke at length about Islam and Sharia Law. After Brussels, it's clear he was never really listening
“I was a hope-I-die-before-I-get-old kind of guy”: Bob Mould opens up about his career’s third act, writing through loss and the presidential election “circus”
Eric R. Danton
Salon talks to the music veteran about his new album out Friday, life in San Francisco and his 37-year music career
Another reason for Republicans to feel terrible: Obama’s popularity is spiking — further destroying the GOP’s chances of saving its sinking ship
Simon Maloy
Republicans argue that Barack Obama is a uniquely disastrous president, but his approval rating is on the rise
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