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Watch millennials try to give their imaginary kids a better sex talk than they got
Jenny Kutner
"My dad handed me a very old condom under the table and simply said: 'For practice'"
“Enduring power of cartoons”: How one man’s response to Hebdo went viral
Elias Isquith
After his answer to the attack went viral, James MacLeod spoke to Salon about Charlie Hebdo's difficult questions
FACT CHECK: Obama claims credit for an incomplete recovery
Christopher S. Rugaber, Calvin Woodward
Distortions, lies and omissions: The New York Times won’t tell you the real story behind Ukraine, Russian economic collapse
Patrick L. Smith
International papers will cover America's role in the world honestly. Only our best paper willingly blinds itself
Jeb Bush’s bizarre strategy to defeat Hillary: Attack her as a candidate of “the past”!
Luke Brinker
Third Bush to seek White House tells donors he's a candidate of the future
The right’s home-school conspiracy: How I helped GOP launch a religious war
Frank Schaeffer
I helped start the religious right. This is how we sought to undermine secular America -- and build a theocracy
GOP’s new climate gambit: Crafting a “solution” for an issue it doesn’t care about
Simon Maloy
Republicans try to create their own solution for climate change -- a problem they say doesn’t exist
Cool pope still isn’t cool with birth control. Most Catholics think that’s uncool
Katie McDonough
Pope Francis is now urging "responsible parenthood." But unlike a majority of Catholics, he's against birth control
Conservative hero’s dark side: How an “intellectual” icon’s real legacy got sanitized
Nathan Robinson
Right-wing leader Harry Jaffa received glowing eulogies last week. But his vile homophobia must also be remembered
You don’t like what you think you like: Bad taste, manipulated choices and the new science of decision-making
Cass Sunstein, Reid Hastie
It's not about merit: In politics and in our own lives, what we know about choices others make can drive our own
“We seem to be more frightened than we’ve ever been”: Eula Biss on anti-vaxxers, white privilege and our strange new culture of fear
Michael Schulson
The essayist Eula Biss tells Salon how she got to know the anti-vaccine crowd -- and how she learned real empathy
MLK’s radical vision got distorted: Here’s his real legacy on militarism & inequality
Geoff Gilbert
Dr. King is remembered for a sanitized legacy. Here's what he really fought for -- and why it's so relevant today
“This morning my worst nightmare came true”
Emma Eisenberg
Hate speech aimed at a beloved biracial family in this tiny West Virginia town sparks fear -- and a "love fest"
Age of Aquemini: “Spook” magazine, Afrofuturism, and confronting publishing’s white problem
Ian Blair
The literary magazine is bringing a more nuanced, careful, thoughtful, complete vision of blackness into publishing
Larry Wilmore’s challenge: Why he could be the black late-night host who makes it
Sonia Saraiya
In the monochromatic world of late-night television, Larry Wilmore is an unexpectedly radical choice
Atheism’s civil-rights delusion: Why non-believers don’t need their own Selma moment
Steve Neumann
Anti-atheist attitudes are real — but they're nothing compared to the oppression of the Jim Crow south
Rocky Balboa just punched me: The neuroscience behind our tears, fears and flinches at the movies
Jeffrey Zacks
We know we're at the movies, but sometimes jump, bawl and squeal anyway — and genius brain science explains why
The Pope Francis revolution: Inside the catastrophic collapse of the Catholic right
Patricia Miller
Once a major political force with the power to derail presidential campaigns, right-wing Catholicism is in decline
Religion is a scapegoat: The problem isn’t Islam — it’s power
Steve Neumann
Following the Charlie Hebdo attacks, critics have rushed to condemn the Muslim community. Here's why they're wrong
“Why would someone expend the effort, risk damaging the environment, and possibly harm themselves to refine metals from scrap?”
Keith Veronese
Using risky methods, amateur recyclers aren't afraid to get their hands dirty in pursuit of the prize -- gold
It’s time for a revolution: Bankrupt policies, historic losses call for new generation of leaders
Bill Curry
It's always "Groundhog Day" for Democratic leaders who can't adjust, can't organize and can't win. Let's dump them
“A puppet needs to project a personality”: The original Muppeteer on how the business has changed
Kevin Smokler
Dave Goelz -- who is the voice, mind and hand behind Gonzo -- has been performing with the Muppets since 1973
“Your job should be to end war, not perpetuate it”: An open letter from one Army Ranger to another
Rory Fanning
When I signed up for the military, I wanted to save the world. Instead I helped make it a more dangerous place
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