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The Democratic Party is facing a Catholic apocalypse
Patricia Miller
White Catholic voters used to be reliable Democrats, but that's no longer the case—and it foretells bigger problems
“America’s Third World”: The marchers have gone, but Selma is still mired in poverty
David Masciotra
I crossed the sacred ground of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, only to find the decaying memorial--much like Selma itself
“That would be a great sex toy!”: How new age crystal dildos changed one sex shop worker’s life
Jenny Kutner
Chakrubs founder Vanessa Cuccia on why she believes her inventive sex toy line will do more than clear your chakra
“Orange Is the New Black” star Adrienne C. Moore on a lack of diversity in the arts: “It’s not an accurate reflection of what is going on in the world”
Erin Keane
"Black Cindy" sat down with Salon to discuss the wage gap, working family burdens, and the power of women's stories
My mother’s affair with F. Scott Fitzgerald: How it made me the person (and the reader) I am today
Wendy W. Fairey
Their three-year fling — which ended when he died in her living room — has shaped my life in immeasurable ways
New players replacing newspapers in seeking government info
Kevin Johnson, Kevin G. HallOver-testing kids is not the answer: Here’s how we really spark curiosity
Susan Engel
Too often we squelch curiosity in favor of tests, compliance and discipline. Education doesn't have to be that way
Take a lesson, climate deniers and Fox News know-nothings
Laura J. Snyder
Here's a history of knowledge and science that far too many Tea Partyers need to grapple with now
America’s anti-liberal myth: Why Dems learned the wrong lesson from 1984
Mike Conrad
After Walter Mondale got crushed by Reagan, pundits made a big mistake. And the country's never been the same since
10 frightening facts about Tom Cotton
Medea Benjamin, Nalini Ramachandran
A letter to Iran is only his latest stunt. The Tea Party darling is one of the Senate's biggest bullies
The end of white Christian America is nigh: Why the country’s youth are abandoning religious conservatism
Amanda Marcotte
White Christians are now a minority in 19 states. America's growing racial diversity only tells part of the story
Brian Kilmeade, equal opportunity a**hole, would cross street to avoid black people “with hoods on” and “white guy with tattoos”
Joanna Rothkopf
"Those guys like to have that, that artsy look"
Nutritionists put their seal on Kraft’s processed cheese product, for some reason
Lindsay Abrams
The seal isn't supposed to be an endorsement -- but it sure does look like one
A volcanic eruption just created the world’s newest island — and it is absolutely breathtaking (PHOTOS)
Maggie Foucault
While the South Pacific island looks like an enticing vacation spot, scientists say that might not be a good idea
Conservative lawyer: I’ll defy marriage equality ruling the same way I’d refuse to hand a Jew over to the Nazis
Luke Brinker
Mat Staver says denying gay people their rights is the next great human rights issue of our time, or something
The right’s ridiculous Neville Chamberlain obsession
Simon Maloy
A look back at all the times conservatives accused Barack Obama of appeasing the world's many Hitlers
Florida’s anti-climate crusade is an Orwellian nightmare
Lindsay Abrams
Florida scientists know climate change is a major threat. But it's unclear whether they can do anything about it
We are not your mascots: Why Laura Ingraham’s Redskins remarks are so clueless
Jacqueline Keeler
The radio host didn't just belittle a high school protest -- she undermined a centuries-long fight for civil rights
New players replacing newspapers in seeking government info
Kevin Johnson, Kevin G. HallWhat I learned from a male sex surrogate
Rosie Garelick
I turned to sex therapy out of desperation. My experiences there broke my heart -- and led to amazing discoveries
Return of a neocon nightmare: Tom Cotton, Rush Limbaugh & the worst deja vu ever
Heather Digby Parton
Think of all the screw-ups this crew inflicted on us a decade ago. Now they're back, revived and worse than before
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