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The gift of privacy: How Edward Snowden changed the way I parent
Annie H. Hartnett
I monitored my son's online life like a diligent 21st-century parent, until I realized I was wrong
The making of a fascist: “You get into a sticky area if you try to psychoanalyze a fictional future despot”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Brady Corbet about his directorial feature debut, "The Childhood of a Leader"
Public perception of violence vs. reality: Donald Trump exploits fear for political gain
Conor Lynch
Despite what "the law and order" candidate wants you to think, crime and violence are not spiraling out control
With friends like these: More reasons why LGBT people should fear a Donald Trump presidency
Nico Lang
With Michele Bachmann advising & Mike Pence as VP, a Trump presidency could be worse for LGBT people than Reagan's
Toxic masculinity doesn’t just target women: The viciousness and vacuity of modern American manhood is also harmful to the self
David Masciotra
It's time we recognize that American macho culture is also a form of slow and steady suicide
Parenting as an expat: The Dutch taught me how to loosen up and give my kids some much-needed freedom
Mihal Greener
It wasn't until I moved to the Netherlands with my 3-year-old that I learned why Dutch children are the happiest
Why Christian Right leader James Dobson blocked me on Twitter
Chris Sosa
Dobson, of Focus on the Family, has a long history of ignoring anyone who might expose him as a fraud
“Pat the Bunny” is kind of twisted and other lessons I learned from picture books
Elizabeth Alsop
My kids' books are full of hooks so insidious that even the simplest can start to seem full of hidden meaning
Women divorce better than men: They’re happier, more confident and less likely to self-destruct
Kali Holloway
New research debunks the sexist stereotype that women grow bitter and jaded after separating from their husbands
Writing a novel about Jews set in 1942—without Hitler: “Once you mention Hitler’s name, his mustache is in the room. The stakes change”
Elizabeth Isadora Gold
Salon talks to Emily Barton about "The Book of Esther," speculative technology and feminist rewriting of history
Mom hair vs. dad bods: The double standard for parents is alive and well
Erin Coulehan
Last summer, the NY Times celebrated the imperfect physiques of men who don't try too hard—but no love for moms now
American parents are miserable: Moms and dads alike face a massive “happiness gap”
Kali Holloway
"Having kids in the U.S. is brutal." Sociologists blame the country's paltry social services, among other factors
The damsel in distress trap: How “Penny Dreadful” betrayed Vanessa Ives
Genevieve Valentine
The Showtime drama wanted so badly to be Victorian that in the end, it forgot to be true to its heroine
“I’m a father and I would never just leave my child unattended”: Should charges be brought against the mother of the boy who fell into the gorilla enclosure?
Peter Cooper, Jodi Powell
Should the mother be charged or do "accidents happen?"
The religious right’s policing of sex robs pleasure from the underprivileged
Valerie Tarico
If conservative Christians truly had their way, most of humanity would be celibate
Forget “Captain America”: This stunning Korean thriller is the summer’s first great movie
Andrew O'Hehir
Part murder mystery, part zombie apocalypse and part pitch-black rural comedy, "The Wailing" is a breakthrough
Dear Internet experts on gorillas and parenting: Save your outrage — there’s no “Justice for Harambe”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A debate over the death of a Cincinnati Zoo gorilla after a child enters its enclosure goes nuclear
French kids know how to play: American parents’ obsession with structured playtime is stifling our kids
Rebecca Givens Rolland
I've seen parenting up close on both sides of the pond, and we could learn a lot from their refusal to micromanage
The big anti-choice lie: Crisis pregnancy centers — tools of the Christian right — are only good for making women scared and miserable
Amanda Marcotte
CPCs claim to be about stopping abortion, but their own numbers show they are really about shaming women
Go ahead and thank Gwyneth Paltrow: Her “conscious uncoupling” tapped into “a sea change in separation” that’s trickling down to the masses
Caroline Jumpertz
Salon talks to Wendy Paris, author of “Splitopia" about how divorce has changed since the 1970s
Bristol Palin’s custody drama takes most unexpected turn to date: Co-parental bliss with baby daddy Dakota Meyer
Brendan Gauthier
In the melodrama of Palin and Meyer's custody battle, no one could have seen this twist coming
Bennifer Watch is out of control: Take it from one who knows — don’t root for exes to get back together
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The strange allure of the on-again, off-again love fuels gossip, but trust me—let splitting couples be
They’re still not telling the real story: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, and the analysis you won’t hear on cable news
Paul Rosenberg
From Fox News to MSNBC, the pundits are too obsessed with this very second to notice the massive changes underfoot
I’ve become my hoarder mother: How my kids turned me into a pathological packrat
Judy Batalion
Mom's compulsions -- and messes -- were traumatizing and I vowed not to have them. Then I had kids
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