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Black Lives Matter activist strikes back against smear campaign: “Glenn Beck and Breitbart don’t give a sh*t about my race. They just want me to shut up.”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The Blaze, The Daily Caller, and Breitbart claim King is merely "passing" as black for financial gain
“Don’t paint us as hillbillies”: Man guarding “Muslim-free” gun range bends over, drops weapon, accidentally shoots self
Scott Eric Kaufman
Muskogee County Sheriff said "the Clampetts" weren't practicing proper gun safety
Why the Ashley Madison hack should have everyone (yes, everyone) worried
Scott Timberg
The mess over the compromised infidelity website is still accumulating
The rise of the “self-proclaimed socialist”: Why reporters shouldn’t be so surprised that Bernie Sanders’ appeal is growing
Peter Dreier
Few Americans embrace socialism, but they don't have the same hostility to the idea either--especially the young
America’s two-party tyranny must finally be put to an end
Conor Lynch
As long as our system is dominated by two major factions, real representative democracy will elude us
Wing-nuts with guns & dreams of a race war: Inside the dangerous obsessions of right-wing extremists
Bob Cesca
Oath Keepers in Ferguson and Confederate flag supporters elsewhere all seem hellbent on armed conflict
Behind Trump’s assault on birthright citizenship: The far right’s dream of rolling back the Constitution, and reshaping America
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's new plan aligns the GOP rebel with the Ann Coulter loony fringe, who long to roll back 150 years of history
Misdirection and outright lies: Coca-Cola’s obesity campaign is backfiring spectacularly
Ari LeVaux
Like Big Tobacco before it, the soda giant's PR tactics have grown increasingly desperate. The public is onto them
My secret hoarding shame: I lived with my trash. It was time to throw it all away
Barry Yourgrau
My cool New York life looked great from the outside. Inside was a nightmare -- which is why I didn't let anyone in
K-pop: Holding up a fast, fizzy funhouse mirror to American cultural imperialism
Paula Young Lee
If all you know about Korean pop music is "Gagnam Style," you've been missing out
The destructive lie of American zoos: How we’ve blinded ourselves to the truths of the natural world
Randy Malamud
A trip to the end of the earth revealed to me profound new insights about our relationships with animals
Which of these 8 so-called aphrodisiacs is the real deal?
Larry Schwartz
A new study examined eight of today’s most popular mood enhancers to answer the question
“Dr. Dre straddled me and beat me mercilessly”: Dee Barnes rejects “revisionist history” of “Straight Outta Compton” in powerful essay
Erin Keane
The journalist speaks out against being erased from the N.W.A. story
Republicans’ vile anti-gay crusade: RNC endorses legislation to protect discrimination
Sophia Tesfaye
The move is the latest indicator that the Supreme Court's marriage ruling is far from the end of the culture war
Women, practice saying “vagina” out loud: Your life could depend on it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
And whispering it to Dr. Google does not count
This NSFW book club is taking a stand for gender equality — by reading topless in public spaces
Janet Upadhye
In this Salon original video, a remarkable group of literary women bare it all in New York City
Robert Reich: America is a nation of Amazons
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on Netflix's new leave policy and the illusion of "family-friendly" workplaces
Preventing movie theater gun violence: Why extra security — even if we’re willing to pay for it — isn’t the answer
Scott Timberg
We need to pay attention to the larger crisis, and fund efforts to fight it accordingly
Melissa McCarthy’s fashion revolution: Tear down the plus-sized section and “stop segregating women”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actress is launching a women's clothing line for sizes 4-28
The great pesticide drift: What your favorite McDonald’s food is doing to the environment
Reynard Loki
Data reveal the fast food chain's "world famous" french fries harm not just our health but the planet's as well
Paul Haggis on “Show Me a Hero” and bringing the politics of fear to life: “That’s still what we do all the time. It’s how politics is practiced in America”
Sonia Saraiya
The "Show Me a Hero" director talks to Salon about what we think is his best work yet
Comedians are calling out “The Fat Jew” for theft: Why the online backlash against stealing jokes is long overdue
Scott Timberg
Josh Ostrovksy, hailed as the next big voice in comedy, is being taken down by the comedians he "aggregated"
The gentrification of “Sesame Street”: Cashing out, once and for all, from the radical notion that the urban working class are people, too
Arthur Chu
"Sesame Street" hasn't only been sponsored by the letter "Z" for a while, but here's why the shift to HBO matters
Twitter goes wild with #BatTrump hashtag after Donald Trump tells children “I am Batman”
Scott Eric Kaufman
He's not the president America needs, but the president America deserves
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