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Pray if you like, but don’t #PrayForParis: Not every emotional response to tragedy needs a hashtag
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Prayer isn't something you force on someone else without their request—nor should it be a public spectacle
The West vs. the world: Facebook, the media, and the ignorance which guarantees more attacks
David Masciotra
We ignore terror in Kenya, Beirut and when our bombs destroy a Doctors Without Borders hospital. It's at our peril
The GOP’s deadly, broken history: Why last week’s Paris attacks prove yet again that George W. Bush didn’t “keep us safe”
Bob Cesca
"He kept us safe" isn't just a bad excuse for devastating foreign policy decisions. It's an affront to history
Donald Trump would “strongly consider” shutting down American mosques to increase security
Scott Eric Kaufman
He relied on abjectly unspecific examples of radical Muslim clerics in NYC to justify his "strong consideration"
“Normal American” George F. Will rails against “delicate snowflakes” in academia and the administrators who “coddle” them
Scott Eric Kaufman
Though he doesn't know that "normal Americans" host and attend Halloween parties, so maybe's not the best spokesman
Why law enforcement can’t take the lead on ending mass incarceration
Daniel Denvir
A high-profile group of lawmakers have come out in support of reducing the prison population. It isn't enough
The GOP’s nightmarish war fantasies: Why the Republican responses to Paris are devastating & incoherent
Heather Digby Parton
After the horrific events in Paris, Republican warmongers were out in full force. Here's what they want us to do
Bernie Sanders vs. the 1 percent’s propaganda machine: Can he convince Americans to stop voting against their self-interest?
Conor Lynch
For a generation, working class Republicans have been undermining themselves. This is Bernie's biggest challenge
I heard the shot that killed my neighbor, but I refuse to be afraid.
J.J. Anselmi
After a tragic shooting and a Fox News interview gone wrong, I had to grapple with what it means to feel safe.
This is how we remake monogamy: More choices, better sex, better marriages
Mark A. Michaels, Patricia Johnson
Monogamy isn't over but it is changing -- and these changes are good for all of us
We kicked the Koch Brothers’ a**: How Denver parents beat back big money, charter schools, right-wing lies
Jeff Bryant
The Kochs spent a fortune on a local school board race that was really a national proxy. Then the good guys won
“Vagina voter”: Witnessing the sexism hurled at Hillary in ’08 — and the assumptions made about her supporters — changed my life
Jennifer Hall Lee
My awareness of how sexism affected the '08 campaign came gradually, but when it did it changed me profoundly
Our terrorism double standard: After Paris, let’s stop blaming Muslims and take a hard look at ourselves
Ben Norton
We must mourn all victims. But until we look honestly at the violence we export, nothing will ever change
The GOP’s Eisenhower charade: Why Ike wouldn’t have liked modern Republicans
Conor Lynch
Modern Republicans can be relied on to invoke the memory of good ol' Ike. Just one problem: He would've hated them
Vindication for Steven Salaita: A victory for academic freedom in a textbook case of “the Israel exception”
David Palumbo-Liu
Salaita has been offered a sizable award, but he still doesn't have what was taken from him -- his job
The 4 most ridiculous opinions on the unrest at Yale and the University of Missouri from our GOP candidates
Kali Holloway
To the surprise of no one, the party of old white men is apathetic to students protesting institutional racism
The latest from Paris: French president vows to attack ISIS without mercy
Angela Charlton, Sylvie Corbet
As ISIS takes responsibility for deadly attacks, authorities search for answers, close attractions, vow response
Ben Carson wants a safe space: The Republicans are coddled and politically correct
Aaron R. Hanlon
Angered by oppositional speech? Not mature enough to respond with civility? Sounds like the GOP after CNBC debate
And so the hate speech begins: Let Paris be the end of the right’s violent language toward activists
Chauncey DeVega
Real terror unfolds in Paris. Perhaps this will convince the right to tone down their incessant violent rhetoric
“Yes, people know me as Saul Goodman”: Bob Odenkirk and David Cross talk reunion, “Breaking Bad,” “Mr. Show”
Mike Thomas
The duo behind the brilliant "Mr. Show" are back — older, more successful, and as brilliant and clever as ever
Breaking update from Paris: At least two attackers killed in theater raid
Associated Press
Police officials say security forces have ended their assault on a concert hall filled with hostages
The latest from Paris: At least 35 reported dead, dozens more being held hostage
Associated Press
A series of attacks has devastated the city, echoing the horror of the Charlie Hebdo massacre just 10 months ago
This is not about political correctness or Internet outrage. It’s about where we draw the line
Julia Serano
Coddled college kids! PC run amok! Writing hot takes for Fox News or the Atlantic is easy. Just follow these steps
No, Ms. magazine: College campuses are not like ISIS
Amanda Marcotte
Ms. Magazine's blog ran a bad blog post comparing ISIS to college campuses, and right wingers are loving it
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