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Hipsters for charter schools: The big lie “Togetherness” tells about race and education
Joshua Leibner
Rich whites run charter industry and funnel them cash. On HBO, it's a post-racial bandwagon gutting public schools
The left’s real choice in 2016: Why it doesn’t need Elizabeth Warren to run
Mike Conrad
For all the talk of needing to primary Hillary, here's how liberals really take over the party -- and America
“They made it crystal clear that the ask was from Hillary”: Inside the Clinton fundraising machine — as secretary of state
Jonathan Allen, Amie Parnes
Sometimes in D.C., the crime is what's legal: Inside the massive Clinton fundraising operation at State
The rise of Big Breast Milk: A boon for healthy babies or exploitative of low-income mothers?
Katie McDonough
As mothers & community activists navigate ethical quandaries of breast milk as business, the industry is growing
Can you tell a priceless work of art from an IKEA print? These art lovers couldn’t
Anna Silman
One art connoisseur guessed that the 10 euro print was worth 2.5 million
Feds open probe into outgoing Rep. Aaron Schock: report
Luke Brinker
Witnesses are set to appear before a grand jury next month
Monica Lewinsky is right about public shaming
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Patient Zero" of humiliation gives a much needed reality check
“It gets really disgusting”: Dave Zirin unloads on Roger Goodell, concussions & NFL’s demented culture
Elias Isquith
The linebacker's choice to quit rather than risk brain damage is a big deal, the Nation's Dave Zirin tells Salon
5 horrific things frats have done just this week
Kali Holloway
That racist SAE chant is only the biggest story. One UConn fraternity was banned for racism, sexism and hazing
If you’re shocked by this Penn State frat’s nude photo ring, you’re not paying attention
Katie McDonough
A member of Kappa Delta Rho calls trading photos of non-consenting women "satire." He's delusional, but not alone
Your microwave dinner is making you obese: What the food industry doesn’t want you to know
Ari LeVaux
New research indicates processed foods are even more harmful to our health than previously thought
Starbucks is a national joke: Why its #RaceTogether campaign is so “self-righteous”
Elias Isquith
University of Pennsylvania's Adolph Reed tells Salon why the corporation's new gambit is neoliberal self-parody
“I’ve had a really fun life”: Joan Walsh opens up on her childhood, career — and online critics
Blake Zeff
Salon institution dishes on childhood, parenthood, what it's really like having her job -- and what makes her pray!
#RaceTogether is a debacle: The real reason why Starbucks, McDonald’s and Coke keep failing on Twitter
Arthur Chu
Dark irony: The massive institutions responsible for our isolation trying to fix it with a cutesy hashtag
Penn State frat bros joked about posting nude photos of women in private Facebook group
Jenny Kutner
Court documents reveal members of the now-suspended Kappa Delta Rho knew exactly what they were doing
Thomas Friedman asks if US should arm ISIS to fix problems created by policies he supported
Luke Brinker
When it comes to what the US should do in the Middle East, it's a matter of Friedman vs. Friedman
“I wish I could kill some of these cops”: James O’Keefe allegedly fired an employee for refusing to incite anti-police violence
Joanna Rothkopf
Project Veritas allegedly fired a top staffer for refusing to cooperate with the plan
Presbyterian Church changes definition of marriage to include same-sex couples
Rachel Zoll
The denomination's constitution now considers marriage to be a "commitment between two people"
Neocon’s racial bait-and-switch: How John Podhoretz excuses blatant bigotry
Elias Isquith
Leading right-wing journalist takes a break from attacking African-Americans on Twitter to excuse the indefensible
“Community”: Not as brilliant as it once was, but some greatness survives
Sonia Saraiya
Through cast changes and platform shuffles, Dan Harmon's ambition and strong vision still prevail
“Republicans are getting worse”: Barney Frank unloads on GOP bigotry — and Obama’s mistakes
Elias Isquith
One of the biggest political personalities of our time tells Salon about his new memoir and his theory of change
Lean back, Eric Schmidt! How interrupting men & unconscious bias are killing women’s careers
Katie McDonough
Laugh or cry: A Google exec repeatedly interrupted one of tech's most powerful women while talking about diversity
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