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“Welcome to Sweden: Gay since 1944”: Swedish peace group places Morse code-spouting sign to deter Russian subs
Scott Eric Kaufman
"This way if you are gay!" the sign signals out on a continuous loop
California judge: Abstinence-only sex education isn’t sex education at all
Jenny Kutner
A superior court judge says students have "a public right" to comprehensive, medically accurate sex ed -- finally
Jay Smooth: Maybe having Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill isn’t the best idea
Scott Eric Kaufman
Although doing so could help fund a scheme for black people to receive reparations
Badass of the day: Marijuana activist lights a joint on live television
Joanna Rothkopf
"I think that's all I've got to say"
Indie cinemas fight back against bullying by corporate movie chains
Scott Timberg
3 chains own half of American theaters. Is the DoJ finally waking up from its long Reagan-induced slumber?
“Always maintain your masculinity”: Misogynists freak out over Charlize Theron’s role in “Mad Max”
Jenny Kutner
Men's rights activists are calling the film "feminist drivel filth" for so much as including female characters
Bernie Sanders’ golden bin Laden opportunity: Could the Seymour Hersh controversy shake up 2016?
Jeff Stein
Sanders is well positioned to challenge Clinton on foreign policy. But is Hersh's flawed report the way to do so?
“Deal with your sh*t, white people”: Professor ignites a right-wing firestorm over “white college males as a problem”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Two recent university controversies have sparked discussion on just who can be racist and sexist
The Ebola buffoons get humiliated: The politicians and pundits who were the wrongest about Ebola
Simon Maloy
Now that the Ebola outbreak is subsiding, let's go back and look at the worst Ebola takes from politics and media
You can’t kill the Christian right: Why extremists are thriving even with religion in decline
Heather Digby Parton
A record number of Americans consider themselves religiously unaffiliated, but our conservative nightmare won't end
David Brooks should stick to having a midlife crisis: Why he’s clueless about “the center-right moment”
Luke Brinker
Eager for a theory of everything, the Timesman churns out a lazy, if sweeping, political analysis
“Farkhunda is our sister”: A murder, a martyr and an Afghan revolution in the making
Ann Jones
Forty-nine men stand trial for a woman's slaying, renewing hope for the war-torn nation's criminal justice system
“Academia is the Titanic”: Mark Bauerlein on teaching in the morally-bankrupt grind of the new American university
Scott Eric Kaufman
Controversial professor discusses NYTimes essay "What's the Point of a Professor?," the adjunct crisis and more
Wall Street greed refuses to die: How lobbyists & dark-money groups are exposing us to another disaster
Conor Lynch
A recent paper from a rightwing advocacy group makes clear just how desperate the 1 percent is to get its way
Dudebros yelling at the camera: Your “F her in the P” heckling days are over
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A tired reporter turns the tables on her "interview" subjects and scores a victory in the fight against misogyny
Our deranged, amoral football obsession is killing us: Brain damage, accused rapists, convicted murders — now Tom Brady and the “integrity of the game”
Steve Almond
Integrity? Of a game that looks the other way as athletes maim themselves, we cheer, and corporations mint cash?
Fox News host doesn’t see great need for Title IX protections because “girls are better at fundraising”
Jenny Kutner
"Fox & Friends" anchor Brian Kilmeade admitted to being "sexist" about gender equality for student athletes
How the NYPD became George Orwell’s worst nightmare
Rachel Levinson-Waldman
New York police have undergone a radical transformation, becoming one of the world's most advanced spy networks
Is Christianity toast? New report shows sharp decline in Americans who identify as Christian
Joanna Rothkopf
"They saw them align with a conservative political agenda and they don't want to be identified with that"
The New York Times claims BDS is the reason for “a wedge between Jews and minorities” on campus
David Palumbo-Liu
The Times reduces both Jews and minorities to single, monolithic groups. Of course it's not that simple
We’re boring our kids in school: This easy reform will actually help them learn
Greg Toppo
Students have a rich world available to them to develop and train their minds. It's not school -- but it could be
US OK’d most Bill Clinton speech requests within days
Lisa Lerer, Stephen Braun
Satanists sue Missouri for religious exemption to antiabortion law: “Religious liberty isn’t theirs alone”
Jenny Kutner
The Satanic Temple is making good on its promise to challenge the state's 72-hour waiting period under RFRA
How Republicans have made a science out of white working-class resentment
Heather Digby Parton
Right-wingers love to denounce the left's reliance on "identity politics." It's about time they look in the mirror
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