Elizabeth Cook sings about mullets, hipsters, sleeping with drunks and how "it takes balls to be a woman"

Criminal justice reform could be coming to deep-red Georgia.

Former director of a California mental hospital sentenced to more than two centuries in jail for serial sex abuse

On TV, life is still reflected in an array of hues and views, a vital countermeasure to real-world divisiveness

Salon talks to Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle about how their two comedies show different sides of black life

National League preview: As the steroid cloud starts to lift, an unjuiced look at the senior circuit.

As enduring as his civil rights work has been, much of the doctor's life remains unknown to the American public

Conservative pundits say they're protecting the legacy of our civil rights heroes. Little do they know...

It was a visceral feeling from the moment I first saw her, clad in a schoolgirl uniform ...

What have men learned from the last few weeks? A masculinities scholar explains

As one of several championships is contested this weekend, women's pro football is still trying to find its footing.

All the anger, joy and turmoil of the '60s-'70s feminist explosion comes alive in a vivid historical documentary

Ahead of the Jan. 5 senatorial runoff, there’s a hunger for change

The LGBT community has been quietly under attack by the White House since Trump took office