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Is Charlie Hebdo racist? Or have critics been too quick to condemn it?
Laura Miller
France's tragedy demonstrates the deadly danger of false certainty, so let's not be so quick to assume we know best
Ivy League’s meritocracy lie: How Harvard and Yale cook the books for the 1 percent
Lani Guinier
"We are credentializing a new elite by legitimizing people with an inflated sense of their own merit"
Massachusetts tightens rules on restraining, secluding students
Heather Vogell
After a spate of recent injuries, the state is finally cracking down on its public schools
Skinhead pleads no-contest, awaits sentencing in scissor stabbing of black man
Bill Morlin
Ryan Christopher Zietlow-Brown, an affiliate of a neo-Nazi gang, faces up to 22 years in prison
Why the Charlie Hebdo attack goes far beyond religion and free speech
Andrew O'Hehir
Debates about Islam and free speech only go so far. This was a political blow aimed at multicultural democracy
Wendell Pierce: “The Wire” changed my life
Jason Gorber
The film and television star on working with David Simon, his love for New Orleans and his newest project, "Selma"
Ted Cruz & the new McCarthyism: Inside a dangerous response to the atrocity in Paris
Elias Isquith
For many politicians and pundits, the Charlie Hebdo tragedy is cause to stoke the fires of terror — and worse
America’s over-policing bombshell: How new data proves “stop & frisk” critics were right all along
Blake Zeff
NYPD's aggressive "stop & frisk" policy divided a city into two camps. Now, new stats say the opponents were right
The plight of the bitter nerd: Why so many awkward, shy guys end up hating feminism
Arthur Chu
MIT professor Scott Aaronson wrote a post about how feminism makes him feel like a monster. Here's what he meant
Mittmentum! Romney tells donors he’s considering a run
Jim Newell
The '12 GOP presidential nominee is signaling to donors: don't line up behind Jeb Bush just yet
The GOP’s latest job-creation lie: Stunning hypocrisy in the Keystone Pipeline crusade
Lindsay Abrams
If the Republican leadership really cared about creating jobs, why all the hate for renewable energy?
5 reasons “white pride” is always racist
Matthew Rozsa
History tells us "whiteness" has always been a construct used to exclude certain groups from equal rights
“I know what’s in his heart”: Why Steve Scalise is getting away with his white power past
Elias Isquith
Until we see racism as a political force—not a moral failing—there won't be consequences for people like Scalise
Chris Christie’s bromance with Jerry Jones could be his undoing
David Sirota
The state of New Jersey may deem the governor's free owner's box tickets to Cowboys games an ethics violation
Dear Sarah Koenig, here’s your next “Serial”
Colin McEnroe
Every reporter has a case he can't let go of. This is mine
We must stop deferring to religion: Laughable absurdities must be laughed at
Jeffrey Tayler
It's time for honest discussion: We have a problem with religion. Let's figure out how we are going to deal with it
“A less friendly, less comforting place”: Steve Greenhouse on the end of an era in labor reporting
Elias Isquith
Recently bought-out New York Times reporter tells Salon how U.S. labor—and media—has changed throughout his career
“I saw my husband die before my eyes”
Charles Ornstein
“NY Med” filmed Mark Chanko’s final moments without the approval of his family. It's a familiar story in reality TV
The war on laughter: What the Charlie Hebdo attacks reveal about our thorny relationship with satire
Laura Miller
Churches, states and now aggrieved groups have tried to silence the world's satirists. Here's why it fails
GOP’s new attack on Social Security: Yet another result of government for the 1 percent
Elias Isquith
Why is the GOP Congress immediately targeting Social Security? Because it's what their real constituents want
MILFs, butts, and threesomes: This was the year in porn searches
Tracy Clark-Flory
PornHub releases the most popular search terms of the year, revealing 2014 was all about girl-on-girl
A climate denying conspiracy theorist just became Brazil’s new minister of science
Lindsay Abrams
Aldo Rebelo rejects the scientific consensus on climate change, among other bizarre views
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