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The Confederate Flag’s stubborn meaning, beyond heritage vs. hate: “I’m a tough individual, you can’t get me down, you can’t tell me what to do”
Scott Timberg
A historian who studies the flag on why we will never agree on one fixed interpretation of the divisive symbol
“South Carolina does not do subtle racism”: My life inside a segregation academy
Jack Shuler
Lost in the debate over the Confederate flag are even more insidious relics of the Jim Crow era that still remain
The 3 biggest myths about the death penalty, debunked
Matthew Rozsa
Stephen Breyer nailed it in his Glossip v. Gross dissent. Capital punishment is barbaric and must be overturned
7 facts that prove alcohol is way more dangerous than marijuana
April M. Short
Marijuana is statistically less harmful than alcohol, and it's time to treat it that way
The plague of angry white men: How racism, gun culture & toxic masculinity are poisoning America
Chauncey DeVega
Dylann Roof is just the latest in a long line of men clinging to dangerous ideology that spiraled out of control
“Cartel Land”: A crazy, violent trip into Mexico’s deadly drug war and America’s border paranoia
Andrew O'Hehir
Vigilantes on both sides of the border take on Mexico's cartels -- and must face the murky morality of capitalism
Thomas Piketty slams Angela Merkel’s disastrous austerity policies: “History will remember you for your actions this week”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The "Capital" author joined 4 other prominent economists in an open letter to the German chancellor about austerity
“Faith-based arguments that deal with climate change are a smokescreen that mask the real problem”
Paul Rosenberg
Katharine Hayhoe is a climate scientist and evangelical Christian. She explains what's wrong about religious right
Devendra Banhart’s amazing “Mad Men” finale theory involves Roger’s octopus painting and J.K. Rowling
Eric Eidelstein
Salon sat down with the musician to discuss his latest project, the book "I Left My Noodle on Ramen Street"
The Obama administration is bringing solar power to the masses
Lindsay Abrams
New initiatives aim to expand access to renewable energy to low- and middle-income Americans
23 cents an hour: The perfectly legal slavery happening in modern-day America
Terrell Jermaine Starr
In skyrocketing prison populations, corporations and the government have a pool of powerless, exploitable workers
My son, a bong and the Snapchat shot that led to a parenting crisis
Kathleen Volk Miller
The other moms were furious about the pot, but I was furious someone's kid had been so careless about social media
Bernie Sanders on why elites are in for a shock: “The discontent of the American people is far, far greater”
Sophia Tesfaye
The chattering class doesn't see it yet, but America is ripe for a political revolution, Sanders tells The Nation
Patriotism is for winners: Why Millennials and Gen X are rejecting the national pride of their parents
Scott Timberg
Still disillusioned by the recession and mishandled wars, younger generations are much less likely to wave a flag
Ted Cruz courts the bigot vote: Why he won’t criticize Donald Trump
Simon Maloy
Everything Ted Cruz said about Donald Trump and immigration this weekend was hot, flaming garbage
Scientists are bracing themselves for the sensationalist bullsh*t that is Shark Week
Lindsay Abrams
Discovery Channel vowed to do better this year. For the sharks' sake, let's hope they mean it
Mike Huckabee may have the most delusional reaction to nationwide marriage equality
Sophia Tesfaye
The arc of the moral universe bends toward injustice, the GOP presidential hopeful suggests
How the cult of celebrity is destroying American politics
Edwin Lyngar
It isn't just Trump, Huckabee & Palin — the entire process has been tainted by narratives right out of reality TV
Women don’t have “maiden” names: A modest proposal to retire the descriptor
Kate Tuttle
The antiquated term carries all kinds of sexist connotations. Its continued usage is more political than we realize
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