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Selma is hardly history: Yet after Ferguson and Staten Island, we may be less optimistic today
Nicolaus Mills
Despite the South's explicit racism, the civil rights fight brought hope. It's hard to feel that way now
Making abortion clinics beautiful: Meet the architect changing how we view them
Katie McDonough
Architect Lori Brown tells Salon about her work to remake the built environment in and around abortion clinics
How “Jaws” ruined everything for great white sharks
Lindsay Abrams
How politicians in Australia are using the Spielberg classic to turn tragic accidents into political crusades
When guys find out I’m a virgin
Ellen Burkhardt
Dating is hard — especially when you're a 26-year-old woman who wants to save sex until marriage
Heat Miser and Snow Miser fiction: Salon’s two-sentence holiday stories, starring the brilliant Xmas special duo
David Daley
Celebrate the season with new two-sentence holiday stories from Ann Hood, Thomas Beller, Ariel Schrag and many more
Help these kids today: America’s quiet homelessness nightmare is 1.3 million homeless students
Livia Gershon
This Christmas, homeless data is changing in shocking ways: Fewer people on streets, but a record for homeless kids
World War I’s forgotten Christmas anniversary
Adam Hochschild
Dec. 25 marks the 100th anniversary of the Christmas Truce. Why is it only a footnote in our history books?
A frat boy’s “gay experience”
Isaac Abel
I always considered myself straight. What happened with Tom left me questioning everything about my sexuality
America’s fear of black rage: Why tragic NYPD shootings are so misunderstood
Brittney Cooper
I'm deeply pained by the murder of those officers -- but the dishonest rhetoric that followed must be called out
White supremacy is American policy: The torture report and our long, dark history of civil rights abuse
Bill Humphrey
The Senate's findings should come as no surprise. At home and abroad, we view people of color as less than human
Why doesn’t Twitter think these rape and death threats are harassment?
Katie McDonough
Twitter's policies explicitly ban violent harassment. But it ignores vile rape and death threats. What gives?
“It may out-Ferguson Ferguson”: Why Milwaukee’s police violence will horrify you
Michael H. Carriere
The sad lesson of Milwaukee is that what happened to Mike Brown is no exception. Here's the terrifying reality
TLC’s latest crass stunt: “My Husband’s Not Gay”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The network sinks to yet another new low
Carly Fiorina’s ’16 pipe dream: Why her campaign will be a right-wing sideshow
Heather Digby Parton
The former CEO won't embarrass her party, but here's why she will never win its nomination
Let’s make Bill O’Reilly’s head explode: We desperately need a war on Christmas lies
Jeffrey Tayler
O'Reilly's blather aside, there's no war on Xmas. There should be: From virgin birth to the date itself, it's a lie
Pope Francis slams Vatican: Clergy suffers from “spiritual Alzheimer’s”
Joanna Rothkopf
In his annual Christmas address, the pope condemned his power-hungry clergy
Ben Carson stands by claim that gay marriage leads to pedophilia and bestiality
Luke Brinker
Potential GOP presidential candidate refuses to back down from inflammatory remarks
The surprising reason why the animal rights movement is failing
Lindsay Abrams
The way we treat nonhuman animals has never been worse, say activists Lori Marino and Michael Mountain
My night at the cuddle party
JD Irpino
After seven years without a date, I was desperate to be touched. Desperate enough for weirdness like this
We’re putting an end to religion: Richard Dawkins, Bill Maher and the exploding new American secularism
Phil Zuckerman
Religious right extremism, new atheists & late-night mockery have religion on the run. American secularism's rising
James Carroll on disarming the memory of Jesus: “America threatens the world with violence in ways that no other country does”
Michael Schulson
The brilliant scholar James Carroll on anti-Semitism, Pope Francis and how liberals can be honest believers
The Year in Fear: From Ebola to street violence to Comrade Kim
Andrew O'Hehir
Superpower -- ha! America spent 2014 scared of ISIS, Ebola, unarmed black men and North Korea's Supreme Critic
“The nuts hated him”: How the Bush dynasty — and its evolution — explains America
Jeff Smith
Going back to the days of Prescott Bush, one thing unites all Bush politicians. Will it haunt Jeb in 2016?
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