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“I am Miley’s mother. I am her lover. I am her critic. I am a mixed-up hormonal monster”
Phyllis Grant
"Wrecking Ball" made me drool, no matter what my kids and husband thought. I was a sexed-up Madonna fan once more
We still don’t know how to talk about Pennsatucky: The reality of rural sexual assault and how class plays out in “Orange Is the New Black”
Emma Eisenberg
Women in rural areas are structurally at risk for sexual assault—and yet Tiffany's story is absurdly idiosyncratic
Noam Chomsky: Austerity is just class war
Amy Goodman
The celebrated philosopher and linguist weighs in on Greece's debt problems and Europe's egregious response
“You want me to take f**king out of the Scrabble dictionary?”
John D. Williams Jr.
My boss needed me to take all the offensive words out of the Scrabble dictionary. What an impossible, sh**ty task
Sugar is literally killing us: The stunning fatality rates behind our soda addiction
LAURA DONOVAN
A chilling new Circulation study reveals just how dangerous our daily habit has become
Why doesn’t everyone believe in God?: The skeptical brain may hold the answer
Lala Stone
Most Americans who grew up in religious households are still religious. But what about the ones who aren't?
“You don’t really hear about the guy who is lovesick, but is still going to sex parties”: Salon talks with the host of “The Manwhore Podcast”
Jenny Kutner
Billy Procida on sexual stereotypes, pushing for equality and what it means to reject male privilege -- or not
The GOP’s pathetic crybaby agenda: Trump, Scalia and the whiny, paranoid new face of the right
Bill Curry
Republicans have no agenda. America won't fall for culture/religion wars anymore. Petulance is all they have left
Will history repeat itself? The US women hope not
Anne M. Peterson
Will history repeat itself? The US women hope not
Anne M. Peterson
The cult of my childhood: Across three continents, life was a whirlwind of uncertainty
Taylor Stevens
Japan was the worst, for me. Returning 25 years later, with my kids, helped me overwrite the past and set me free
We pledge allegiance to the United States of Inc.: Corporations become nation-states in Silicon Valley’s latest utopian management scheme
Laura Miller
In Holacracy's vision, workers are citizens of the companies that will one day rule the world
Our nation’s most toxic obsession: The violent history of “Real Americans”
Heather Digby Parton
From its earliest beginnings to its 1st black president, America has seen too much bloodshed over who truly belongs
Ann Coulter is white supremacists’ new hero: The most nauseating revelations from “Adios, America!”
Hatewatch Staff
A close examination of her new book's end notes reveals the conservative pundit routinely cites white nationalists
Why hadn’t I read about the scary side of parenting?
Dawn Turzio
During a time meant for joy, I fell into despair. You shouldn't have to lose yourself to be a mother -- but I did
Love in the time of Ebola: How sex is keeping the outbreak alive
Alpha Kamara
International health officials are calling for survivors to abstain from intercourse for 90 days after they recover
My Grateful Dead romance: My favorite polyphonic jam, one more time for us all
Jennifer Finney Boylan
Forty years after hearing the song that became a mantra, the band's last shows are a meditation on age -- and life
5 things Republicans would call treason if Democrats did them
Scott Eric Kaufman
What better way to celebrate the 4th of July than with a reminder of how hypocritically petty the GOP is?
What a crazy election it’s been already: The most memorable (and goofiest) questions of the cycle, so far
Jim Newell
Just a few months in, the GOP field has already been tripped up pretty easy. And yes, it's been fun
I was a troll on the white dude-bro Internet: The dark side of gaming, libertarianism, and guns
Matt Saccaro
For the young male mind, some things are far more damaging than porn
No, “Sister Wives” family, polygamy is not the new marriage equality fight
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Reality show guest stars apply for a marriage license in Montana, the right-wing "slippery slope" freakout begins
This despicable “O’Reilly Factor” segment exposes the fundamental ugliness of the right-wing worldview
Bob Cesca
In a sneering & self-righteous segment earlier this week, an O'Reilly producer accosted homeless people in NYC
Amy Schumer on her “Bachelorette” experience: “It was totally dark”
Anna Silman
The comedienne also revealed that she wouldn't have gone on the show if Britt had been the Bachelorette
I went “Back to the Future” but nothing was there: How I lost Hill Valley and where I found it
Kevin Smokler
The first time a movie super-fan visits a film site should be magical, but mine broke all of my illusions
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