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We’re still a nation of cowards: The Confederate flag, guns & a political class that barely functions
Luke Brinker
Once support for the Confederate flag was untenable, Nikki Haley acted & others followed. It's not so on gun safety
Ann Coulter vs. reality: “The Klan and Stormfront only have, like, seven members”
Scott Eric Kaufman
In the wake of the racially motivated Charleston shooting, Coulter mocked liberals' "fantasies of racist America"
The Jam’s Paul Weller on the music industry today: “I can’t think of any other job or art form where people don’t get paid for what they do”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the Modfather about politics, inequality, his time with the Jam and his new album
What we can’t afford to forget about Rachel Dolezal: A master class in white victimology
Chauncey DeVega
As Rachel Dolezal's story recedes into the background, we must remember its most important lessons
Rich people are the f**king worst: The 1 percent’s vile new war on us all
Sean Illing
The wealthy and their GOP apologists talk about poor people as the takers. They have it completely backward
Bigots’ delusional last stand: Same-sex marriage opponents are definitely not ready to admit defeat
Jim Newell
Some people honestly still believe that a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage could ever happen
Dear White Supremacy: Nothing about you “cognitively, academically, socially, architecturally, culturally or even financially … signifies a higher position,” says Lupe Fiasco
Anna Silman
The rapper took to Instagram in a three-part message on race in America
GOP’s extremist contributions exposed: Leader of group linked to Charleston shooter gave to Cruz, Santorum & Paul
Sophia Tesfaye
The head of the white supremacist Council of Conservative Citizens has long donated to conservative pols
Attorney feels driven to solve 1940 slaying of NAACP member
Lucas L. Johnson Ii
What Rand Paul’s libertarian hypocrisy reveals about the GOP’s giant race problem
Heather Digby Parton
All of the GOP candidates have found themselves catering to a far-right fringe, but Paul is particularly insructive
Chris Matthews is a dope and doesn’t understand Bernie Sanders’ appeal at all
Paul Rosenberg
The simple-minded "Hardball" host only understands conflict and has placed Bernie in a box. Let him out!
5 toxic household products you probably use every day
Cliff Weathers
Let's just say you may want to rethink using baby wipes to remove your makeup
5 radically conservative fast food companies
Lauren Kelley
These food chains are owned by far right-wingers who've funded conservative super-PACs.
The prize: When news of the Beatles’ imminent financial danger spread, notorious manager Allen Klein knew his time had come
Fred Goodman
Klein pursued the Beatles for years, to the point of spooking Lennon. But meeting with John & Yoko sealed the deal
Otis Redding’s last week: The tragic story of “Dock of the Bay” and a fateful final flight
Mark Ribowsky
The soul icon recorded the song he might be best known for -- then left Nashville on the plane that'd take his life
“If you think, you stink”: From “Toy Story” to “Inside Out,” how the creative geniuses at Pixar bring new things into being
Ed Catmull, Amy Wallace
A maze, climbing a mountain blindfolded, skiing -- the Pixar team's mental models for their miraculous creations
Fox News can’t take a joke: The best comedy takedowns of blowhard conservatives
Evan McMurry
Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert aren't the only comedians who know how to stick it to Roger Ailes & company
“America floats between modernity & collapse”: What Japan can teach the U.S. about averting disaster
David Masciotra
Historian Morris Berman tells Salon about the striking social and historical contrast between the two world powers
I was so scared to be a dad: Haunted, yes, by the 1986 Boston Red Sox failure
Josh Wilker
My wife was about to have our first child. My fear was that, like the 1986 Red Sox, I wouldn't be up to the moment
“No one will ever have sex with me again”: Why I stayed in the closet about my HIV
Jamie Brickhouse
I was a proud gay man, but I hid a terrible shame. I came out slowly until I could do the unthinkable: Tell my dad
My father’s medical mystery
N. West Moss
Something was very wrong with Dad, something he couldn't describe because it was something wrong with his own mind
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