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Constant humiliation won’t stop them: No end to the GOP’s anti-Planned Parenthood crusade — even though it always backfires
Simon Maloy
Still no evidence Planned Parenthood committed any crimes, but Republicans are too invested at this point to quit
“It’s well beyond the Oscars”: Variety takes a stand on Hollywood’s diversity problem — that will only change “when the bottom line is affected”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the reporter behind Variety's powerful cover story on race, Hollywood and the academy
This is a dishonest campaign: 17 Hillary Clinton memes the media just won’t stop pushing — or factcheck
Corey Robin
On race, reparations, the establishment and liberalism itself, Hillary vs. Bernie has become unmoored from reality
“Is the N-word still offensive?”: Backlash against high school newspaper article divides community
Mary Elizabeth Williams
When student writers tackle a sensitive topic without sensible guidance from adults on staff, this happens
White women of publishing: New survey shows a lack of diversity behind the scenes in book world
Paula Young Lee
Marlon James was right—the industry is overwhelmingly white (and female). Will new initiatives change that?
GOP anti-sex lunacy: The Planned Parenthood indictments show how unmoored from reality Republicans have become
Amanda Marcotte
The latest war on Planned Parenthood was a harbinger for how the fringe right would take over the Republican Party
Carly Fiorina and GOP frozen in denial over hoax video indictments: “Planned Parenthood has been trafficking in body parts”
Sophia Tesfaye
Despite grand jury clearing PP and charging the creators instead, Republicans keep their heads in the sand
Larry Wilmore is horrified by Katrina Pierson and Trump’s indestructible following
Sarah Burris
"I mean, Fox News almost sh*t their pants when he and Michelle fist-bumped!" cracked Wilmore
Flint is part of a pattern: 7 toxic assaults on communities of color
David J. Krajicek
From Pennsylvania to California and across the South, black families are most vulnerable to environmental disaster
From James Deen to Roman Polanski: We can’t stop giving trophies to alleged abusers
Nico Lang
But the AVN award audience's chilly response to Deen's wins might be a sign of things to come
“They see themselves as heroes. Instead people are saying they’re manipulating American politics”: Jane Mayer on the method behind the Koch brothers’ brilliant madness
David Daley
Jane Mayer, author of "Dark Money," tells Salon how billionaires funded the radical right, remade American politics
Whiteness at work in Arizona: Viral photo of racist teens shows the casual arrogance behind “bad decisions”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The photo shows carefree young women obviously feeling free to spell out a racial slur in public—and post it online
Why we bake in a blizzard: When the big storm hits, “your world gets narrowed”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to a psychologist about uncertainty, nervous energy, cockroaches, social media and bread and milk runs
British film industry fails on race, too: Tone-deaf remarks from Charlotte Rampling and Michael Caine are symptoms of deeper problems
Nico Lang
If the Oscars' record on recognizing minority talent is bad, the BAFTAs are worse [UPDATED]
There are too many truthers out there: Donald Trump, anti-vaxxers and the new “X-Files” in our conspiracist times
Colin McEnroe
Mulder and Scully chased hidden truth. Today's "truthers"? The lunatic fringe of Trump, Alex Jones, Jenny McCarthy
With help of corporate law firm, small pro-Israel group derails historic UAW union vote endorsing boycott
Ben Norton
California UAW 2865 rank-&-file members say the landslide vote endorsing BDS was undermined by "undemocratic" means
A monster the GOP could’ve avoided: The conservative establishment created Trump—and now they can’t destroy him
Bob Cesca
As right-wing apparatchiks scramble for a way to get rid of the GOP frontrunner, the irony becomes overwhelming
A former KGB agent isn’t the only Putin critic to wind up dead
Dan Peleschuk
Kremlin officials have a long history of denying involvement in the disappearances of their loudest detractors
The Iraq War’s tragic epilogue: Why America will never truly be able to leave
Nick Turse
Punishing airstrikes have driven ISIL forces back -- for now -- but there may not be an Iraqi state left to protect
Short-circuited lives: Why my family is facing eviction from our home in the Old City of Jerusalem
Rafat Sub Laban
We have been good tenants. But "goodness" means nothing when anti-Palestinian discrimination is the law of the land
“11,000 smart, committed teachers can change the world”: A group of working Philadelphia teachers is looking to upset the status quo of the teachers union
Emma Eisenberg
Up for a vote: "Social justice unionism," in which every teachers union member participates in educational change
They really are a bunch of a fascists: The one thing all Trump supporters seem to have in common
Janet Allon
Education and political experience mean nothing. Poll results find Trump supporters are drawn to authoritarianism
My ironic sorority disaster
Shayna Goodman
Straight, confused and longing for acceptance, I tried to start a sorority at Sarah Lawrence. What could go wrong?
Cracking the West Wing Boy’s Club: How Obama’s top women finally broke into the room
Jay Newton-Small
Under Obama, women had reached "critical mass" in high positions. So why did they still feel excluded?
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