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Jeb’s Asian “anchor baby” panic: Childbirth isn’t a Trojan horse scam, no matter where the parents were born
Paula Young Lee
The Asian American vote is historically a swing vote — not for long if the GOP keeps this up
Dick Cheney hands Obama an Iran victory: His speech denouncing diplomacy is good news for the nuclear deal
Simon Maloy
The ex-veep is poised to give a big speech blasting the Iran deal. Supporters of the deal couldn't be happier
Caught in the smart-mean trap: Is “Another Period” funny, or just awkwardly tasteless?
Sonia Saraiya
Comedy Central's satire of Gilded Age aristocrats has promise, but its first season lands more squirms than laughs
An ugly new frontier in GOP race-baiting: Attacking the Asian menace
Joan Walsh
Jeb says it’s Asians who have anchor babies, while Trump and Walker bash China. Good luck with the outreach, guys!
Students protesting Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home”: How clinging to “Christian moral beliefs” can end an education before it even begins
Paula Young Lee
Duke University's advance summer reading assignment is an award-winning graphic novel, not pornography
Donald Trump sparks GOP establishment panic: State parties plot to derail surging campaign
Sophia Tesfaye
State leaders' plans are the latest sign that the Trump phenomenon is no flash in the pan
Respectability will not save us: Black Lives Matter is right to reject the “dignity and decorum” mandate handed down to us from slavery
Shannon M. Houston
A Washington Post op-ed by a Baby Boomer Civil Rights activist yearns for the old ways, but that time has passed
Donald Trump’s incoherent China-bashing: Why his response to yesterday’s market plunge is (vaguely racist) gibberish
Heather Digby Parton
Responding to yesterday's turbulent markets, Trump made even more clear that he's completely out of his depth
These candidates can’t take a joke: Inside the baffling humorlessness of presidential politics
Self-deprecating humor used to be an invaluable tool for connecting with voters. Now? Not so much.
White people aren’t the enemy: Why social justice demands a rainbow coalition of minorities & poor whites
Musa al-Gharbi
Black Lives Matter rightly spotlights racial injustices. But let's not pretend whites are living on Easy Street
Robert Reich: The sharing economy will be our undoing
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on Amazon, American labor and the deleterious effects of irregular work hours
The New York Times sells out artists: Shallow data paints a too-rosy picture of “thriving” creative class in the digital age
Scott Timberg
The magazine's cheerleading for the post-Napster Internet is being described as "an exercise in gaslighting"
No more porn in Hilton hotels: The conservative sex-shaming lobby claims a major victory
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The group that called for Cosmo to be covered up pressured the international hotel chain to dump pay per view porn
Quentin Tarantino’s favorite TV shows might surprise you
Anna Silman
The director shared his favorite shows in an interview with New York Magazine [UPDATED]
Slavoj Žižek: Ayn Rand’s Tea Party lie — Now we know who John Galt is
Slavoj Žižek
How long will Tea Party base stick to basic irrationality of protecting working people by protecting the 1 percent?
Right on banks, wrong on schools: “No Child Left Behind wasn’t designed for the types of realities in my school”
Jeff Bryant
A congressman says even progressive Democrats fall for "accountability," over-testing and phony education "reform"
The science of forgiveness: “When you don’t forgive you release all the chemicals of the stress response”
Megan Feldman Bettencourt
Researchers are studying how we can let go of our grievances and live a healthier life. Here's how it works
Robots are coming for your job: We must fix income inequality, volatile job markets now — or face sustained turmoil
Jerry Kaplan
New technologies could launch a new era of affluence -- or destroy jobs. We plan now, or risk a brutal transition
“I’m not leaving until we solve this mystery”: Meet the world’s foremost Loch Ness Monster hunter
Corinne Purtill
In 1991, Steve Feltham left his girlfriend and quit his job to search for Nessie. He hasn't looked back since
Meet the Tea Party’s evangelical quack: David Barton is Glenn Beck’s favorite “historian”
Julie Ingersoll
David Barton has shaped the curriculum of Christian schools and home schoolers. His "history" is a dangerous joke
“It’s not just a party, it’s our life”: Jazz musicians led the way back to the city after Katrina — but what is this “new” New Orleans?
Larry Blumenfeld
Culture brought New Orleans back after the flood, but for some artists there's a newfound sense of alienation
“Something happened to me in Selma”: 50 years ago, a young white seminary student risked everything for the call of civil rights
Gary May
Jonathan Daniels was murdered by a Lowndes County, Alabama, man who went unpunished. Still, he did not die in vain
Black America owes no forgiveness: How Christianity hinders racial justice
Chauncey DeVega
Blacks are expected to absolve White America of its crimes. The rules change when the victim happens to be white
Joe Lieberman’s new betrayal: The transparent cynicism in his Iran warmongering
Bill Curry
The progressive reformer I met in the '70s has morphed into a self-righteous fearmongerer
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