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Trump’s war of words claims real victims: Can we now see this man for who he really is?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump has been promising violence from the beginning. Here it is: We have to face it, and face his true nature
On St. Patrick’s Day, remember how anti-immigrant history repeats itself
Gina Marie Guadagnino
33 million Americans claim Irish heritage and yet we have not learned from 19th century nativist hysteria
From mowing the grass to cutting the flesh
Rebecca Gordon
How young women learn to hate their genitals
Fear and loathing at CPAC 2019, or why I yelled at a fascist and regretted it
Timothy Denevi
I listened to a fascist complain about deplatforming. I got drunk with a conspiracy theorist. I felt disfigured
California’s family farms could be key to saving the state’s native salmon
Margiana Petersen-Rockney
Two ranches set out to see if agriculture and conservation can co-exist facing a water-scarce future.
Let’s never have an Oscars host again
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The case for nobody: Our favorite Oscar host is the one who isn't there
Michael Jackson’s family calls “Leaving Neverland” doc a “public lynching”
Daniel Kreps
“Michael is not here to defend himself,” singer’s family claims in new statement
Has “Black Panther” really changed Hollywood?
Rachel Leah
Star Chadwick Boseman raised the question after the cast won a SAG award for outstanding performance
Author of Neil Armstrong biography “First Man”: He understood “the place of humankind in the cosmos”
Chauncey DeVega
James Hansen, author of the biography that spawned the Ryan Gosling film, on what he learned from Neil Armstrong
Kathy Griffin is used to the death threats now. And she’s not backing down
Alli Joseph
"They will track down your sister with cancer and they will torture her as she's dying," the comedian tells Salon
White nationalist groups are really street gangs, and law enforcement needs to treat them that way
Matthew Valasik, Shannon Reid
Categorizing alt-right groups as gangs would increase the attention they get from law enforcement
The alt-right isn’t dead: It was just taken over by Fox News
Amanda Marcotte
White supremacist James Fields is on trial for murder. Meanwhile, his ideas are being championed on Fox News
Funk was the black answer to “Star Wars”: Take the trip with “Tales From the Tour Bus”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to producer and historian Nelson George about the rock radio "apartheid" and why funk never got its due
Tracing my African American genealogy
Kenyatta D. Berry
An African American genealogist can reconstruct the past and understand their ancestors’ lives
Here’s real proof that a cellphone contract works
Rachel Sarah
Clear rules, buy-in, and mutual respect helped this mom get her teen to sign on the dotted line
Slow motion civil war
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump isn’t our president; he is the Jefferson Davis of a new red state confederacy
Words into bombs: Donald Trump’s violent rhetoric has consequences
Chauncey DeVega
Three years of Trump's hateful rhetoric and violent threats led to this terrorist attack. Why is anyone surprised?
Trump and Kavanaugh wins are “for the boys”
Robert Lipsyte
How frats, teams, and gangs divide, conquer, and now judge America
Gavin McInnes and the Proud Boys: “Alt-right without the racism”?
Amanda Marcotte
Salon reviewed two years of Gavin McInnes "comedy" clips to capture how the Proud Boys leader talks about race
Gavin McInnes and the Proud Boys: Defending themselves, or spoiling for a fight?
Amanda Marcotte
After last Friday's New York brawl, how much responsibility do right-wing militants have for the violence?
Donald Trump’s racist obsessions are the real story — not Elizabeth Warren’s heritage
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's "Pocahontas" troll is part of his larger — and terrifying — obsession with race, genetics and eugenics
The saga of Brett Kavanaugh: Class, social capital and endless privilege
Chauncey DeVega
Kavanaugh comes from a class normally protected from the consequences of its bad behavior. Will that change?
Roger & me: Arguing with Roger Stone about a “white supremacist” hand signal
Matthew Rozsa
Irate emails from Roger Stone about whether his use of the "OK" hand signal was a coded shout-out to the alt-right
A duty to stand: The anti-racist movement marches on one year after Charlottesville
Jack Rosen
A disorganized but persistent threat from the same Neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klan members and Confederates remains
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