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George Zimmerman sues Warren and Buttigieg for $265 million over tweets honoring Trayvon Martin
Igor Derysh
The suit alleges that the Democratic candidates defamed Zimmerman by linking him to "racism" and "white supremacy"
Trump and the Christians: Evangelical historian John Fea on decoding the great paradox
Chauncey DeVega
Historian and author of "Believe Me" on his struggle to reach the embattled evangelicals who oppose Trump
Oscar snub of “Little Women” shows the limits of Hollywood feminism
Shama Rangwala, Erin O'Neil
Gerwig’s film adaptation of "Little Women" gives us perhaps the most explicitly feminist take on the classic novel
“Don’t hang out with mean people”: One comic’s mission to fight sexist, racist, and ableist trolls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
TED talker & comedian Maysoon Zayid spoke to Salon about being a "multiple minority" & fighting bullies with jokes
Can a yoga practice help you change the world?
Lauren Schiller
"Revolution of the Soul" author Seane Corn on how yoga principles can fuel activism
“Wuhan coronavirus” and the racist art of naming a virus
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
The rhetoric around 2019-nCoV — the "Wuhan coronavirus" — plays on centuries-old racist sentiments against Asians
America: The land of make-believe
Chris Hedges
This battle against collective self-delusion is a battle I fear we will not win
CNN’s Wajahat Ali: “We knew what would happen” under Trump, but the media just played along
Chauncey DeVega
CNN commentator on how white privilege has warped media coverage of Trump — and how Trumpists may destroy America
The Super Bowl presidency
Robert Lipsyte
Five criteria for selecting the worst old white man to lead us
Tucker Carlson defends lack of diversity on Trump task force: Wokeness is a “virus” that “destroys”
Matthew Rozsa
Carlson, who called white supremacy a "hoax," slams a report on the lack of diversity on Trump's coronavirus team
Resist false hope: America under Trump is in big trouble, and there’s no going back
Chauncey DeVega
Mainstream "hope peddlers" keep telling us everything will be normal again. But it won't — time to face the truth
“The Third Rainbow Girl” author on the true story of a double murder she didn’t set out to write
Erin Keane
Salon talks to author Emma Copley Eisenberg about masculinity, empathy, violence and writing about Appalachia
I spent MLK Day reading Stephen Miller’s racist emails. Here’s why
Chauncey DeVega
We need to confront racist evil, especially when it's right in front of us. Who represents it more clearly?
Moderate Democrats are celebrating MLK. He was disgusted by them
Bob Hennelly
MLK was "gravely disappointed" with white moderates, whom he believed were responsible for impeding civil rights
Impeachment and the politics of organized forgetting: This attack on Trump isn’t nearly enough
Henry A. Giroux
Impeachment is an important historical moment — but we must look past it to create the possibility of real change
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, remember: America’s justice system still enforces racial oppression
Marshan Allen, Miriam Aroni Krinsky
Racist perceptions play out in prosecutors' offices and throughout the criminal justice system today
Why the Senate’s impeachment trial has way too much in common with the Jim Crow past
Amanda Marcotte
Acquitting obviously guilty criminals is a shameful American tradition — but beware the righteous blowback
Why Virginians deserve to have local control over Confederate monuments
Kristin Layng Szakos
Virginians deserve the right to make local decisions that reflect their values and ensure public safety
Former GOP strategist Rick Wilson: “F**king hating” Trump is the key to winning in 2020
Dean Obeidallah
Former Republican political wizard outlines Democratic strategy vs. Trump: "This guy is a lying liar who lies"
Fox News’ Tucker Carlson, who called white supremacy a “hoax,” suggests Democratic voters are racist
Matthew Rozsa
Carlson's guest also cites Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as someone who wouldn't fit into the modern Democratic Party
What everyone should know about Reconstruction 150 years after the 15th Amendment’s ratification
Tiffany Mitchell Patterson
Many African Americans made education a high priority after the Civil War
Democracy fatigue and how to fight it: Philosopher Henry Giroux on life in the age of Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Are we human beings or robotic "humanoids"? For Giroux, fighting fascism is about being fully conscious and awake
Voter suppression exposes the paradox of black citizenship in a racist society
William C. Anderson
For Black America, gaining the right to vote has never been a complete event.
Meet “Blue Lives Mickey”: What the worst t-shirt in the world says about America
Keith A. Spencer
A Disneyland trip devolved into a descent into right-wing t-shirt hell — the nadir of which is "Blue Lives Mickey"
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