Showing results for: proud boys (page 32)
Boys can wear Elsa dresses, too: California school’s sexist standards send boy in “Frozen” costume home
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Even though his peers loved the dress and he wasn't bullied for it, the principal said the costume was "dangerous"
Escaping the princess-or-superhero trap: Target strikes another blow against the tyranny of pink and blue
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Because why should a "boy's room" or a "girl's room" have to look a certain way?
The NFL machine grinds on: I love football, but I can’t watch Super Bowl 50 — or the game, ever again
Sarah C. Baldwin
For too long, I looked past what I knew about the sport so I could enjoy it—but I can't ignore the truth anymore
College is still for white people: Our universities have become a hostile place for African-Americans
Lawrence Ross
Racist incidents hit campus every day. White students and faculty are not automatic African-American allies, either
The “electability” argument is bogus: Why Bernie Sanders isn’t the second coming of George McGovern
Daniel Denvir
Establishment dems have for months warned that a Bernie nomination would be disaster. Here's why they're wrong
“It’s not a guilty pleasure”: “American Crime Story” faces the complexities of the O.J. trial head-on
Melanie McFarland
The cast of Ryan Murphy's new show discuss O.J Simpson, race, justice and where they watched the white Bronco chase
My heartbreaking journey to Gitmo: A widow, a military prison & the enigma of human compassion
Falguni A. Sheth
While reporting on abuses at Gitmo, I got the worst news of my life. Then I was shown kindness that others were not
Bull Connor spat in my teenage face: The civil rights march that changed me forever
Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski III
I was only in high school, but knew I had to do the Children's Crusade with Dr. King, even if it meant jail
“Hillary’s look is a practical one”: Can we stop talking about Clinton’s clothes now?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Even a high-five like "Hillary Clinton Isn't a Lesbian—But She Dresses Like One" misses the point
I was a secret hair puller
Katie Koppel
After years suffering trichotillomania in silence, a support group of "trichsters" has helped me hold my head high
“You need to watch who you tell about your religion”: In the age of Trump, “the talk” Muslim parents face isn’t about sex at all
Gail Cornwall
For some parents, "you should be proud to be a Muslim" has changed to a fearful "be quiet, stay low"
Kurt Vonnegut’s POW nightmare: Inside the World War II battle that shaped “Slaughterhouse Five”
Ginger Strand
"Private First Class Vonnegut prepared to die." But when Nazis took him prisoner, he had a very Vonnegut reaction
The high school musical that might have saved me: Watching a high school production of “A Chorus Line” in middle age showed me how much I missed
Edward Cahill
Being deemed a "theater fag" was the worst fate I could imagine. Now, decades later, I wonder what my fear cost me
The haunting of Carly Simon: “I don’t feel that I’m living in James’s house. But there are constant memories”
Jason Kyle Howard
Salon talks to the singer-songwriter about her bestselling memoir, her parents, her ex James Taylor and forgiveness
The GOP can’t believe this is really happening: The 7 biggest establishment freakouts in the wake of Trump’s fascist turn
Janet Allon
Lindsey Graham gives the Donald a piece of his mind, or what's left of it, while Reince Priebus quietly fumes
“Finally, we demanded, ‘Let my people go'”: Remembering the bravery of Rosa Parks, on the 60th anniversary of the Montgomery bus boycott
Jeanne Theoharis
On Dec. 5, the first day of the boycott, the buses were nearly empty of black people. And so it was for 382 days
Playing by Johnny Marr’s rules: “I love living in the modern world, but I just don’t accept a laptop as being a band member”
Annie Zaleski
As the legendary guitarist's solo and frontman career rises, he's found himself more comfortable calling the shots
Growing up in Sonic Youth
Richard Edson
Before the sold-out shows and painful splits, we were just kids in the East Village finding our sound and ourselves
“Vagina voter”: Witnessing the sexism hurled at Hillary in ’08 — and the assumptions made about her supporters — changed my life
Jennifer Hall Lee
My awareness of how sexism affected the '08 campaign came gradually, but when it did it changed me profoundly
Joe Biden’s disastrous GOP strategy: Why making a campaign about “bipartisanship” can only end in failure
Heather Digby Parton
Biden has had a first-row seat for Republican intransigence. So why's he talking about "reaching across the aisle"?
Just admit Hillary won! The silly sexism of the Fox News/lefty smartypants crowd
Amanda Marcotte
"A man among boys?" This is the dumb commentary that happens when a woman is twice as good as the men on stage
WATCH: Chelsea Clinton destroys right-wing ass who asks her “Would you say Bill Clinton targets teenage girls for sexual reasons?”
Scott Eric Kaufman
She was at a book signing for her new book "targeted" at teens -- he was reliving 1990s and his relevance
Salon’s Richard Dawkins peace summit: “I am against all religion … I think I’d call myself a lover of truth. I’m intolerant of bullsh*t”
Michael Schulson
Exclusive: We talk with sparring partner Richard Dawkins about New Atheism, Twitter & why he sees Ahmed as a fraud
Cow-milking lessons from mom: Life (and writing) skills from my mother
Bonnie Jo Campbell
Once I discovered that writing a story was like digging a ditch or milking a cow every day, I knew I had a chance
Page: 32