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How did Sam Bee’s “Full Frontal” find its brilliant voice? By amplifying the unheard
Rachel Leah
"You'll notice that men do not interrupt us when we talk," says writer and correspondent Ashley Nicole Black
Betsy DeVos moves to demolish Title IX, silence sexual abuse victims
Amanda Marcotte
Proposed new federal rules on Title IX make reporting sexual abuse harder — and getting away with it much easier
Want proof that voting matters? Trump and his forces don’t want you to do it
Chauncey DeVega
Voting is never enough, but it's crucial. That's why Trump and his followers want to render it meaningless
What everyone gets wrong about Hunter S. Thompson
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Timothy Denevi, author of "Freak Kingdom," about Thompson's ten-year literary crusade
After the midterms: Trump learns nothing, and America’s slide into pseudo-democracy continues
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and his followers are incapable of insight into their behavior — for them this mixed result is a vindication
Steve King, the most overtly racist member of Congress, wins competitive bid for re-election in Iowa
Shira Tarlo, Matthew Rozsa
It was previously revealed that King keeps a Confederate flag in his office
Steve King ends troubled campaign with homophobic joke: Justices “Kagan and Sotomayor will elope”
Matthew Rozsa
The Iowa congressman is well-known for his sympathies for his virulently racist views — but he's also homophobic
Race, class and justice: After the midterms, a new way forward for Democrats
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar Ian Haney López has a message about how progressives can win, no matter what happens on Tuesday
In the turmoil of 1968, music failed to seize the moment
Alan Williams
That year, the pillars of 1960s pop music released unfocused, confused albums
America at the crossroads: On the eve of an election that means nothing, but means everything
Andrew O'Hehir
The last two weeks have made clear why Republicans must be defeated — but the Democrats can't save America
Trump rolls out “Willie Horton 2.0,” the most racist political ad in 30 years
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump plays dirty, like the pro wrestling heel he is. But his ugly new ad isn't desperate; it's shrewd
Ted Cruz rushes to comfort Steve King after Republicans denounce his white supremacist views
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Steve King has lost many major endorsements because of his racist comments, but not from Sen. Ted Cruz
GOP’s final midterm pitch: Dear white people — be very, very afraid
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans can't run on policy, because voters hate it. So they've run a racist and purely negative campaign
Has the GOP finally had enough of Steve King’s blatant racism?
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans may finally be turning their backs on the most overtly racist member of Congress. It took way too long
Why Megyn Kelly’s shoddy understanding of the history of blackface isn’t surprising
Mark Laver
Most U.S. kids learn Bowdlerized minstrel songs that taint their understanding of American history for life
White nationalist leaders arrested in Southern California
Nicole Karlis
Robert Rundo, leader of the so-called Rise Above Movement, was one of those arrested
Co-owner of SF Giants donated to PAC that compared Kavanaugh hearing to lynchings
Keith A. Spencer
Billionaire Charles B. Johnson is renouncing super PAC Black Americans for the President’s Agenda after the fracas
Charlottesville’s other Jim Crow legacy: separate and unequal education
Annie Waldman, Erica Green
White students there are about four times as likely as black students to be considered gifted in Virginia City
Historian Christopher Browning on the Trump regime: We’re “close to the point of no return”
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar of the Nazi period explains why fake news may be a more powerful authoritarian tool than secret police
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
Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh and the path to neoliberal fascism
Henry A. Giroux
Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation is not an isolated event, and in the current historical moment has dark meaning
The Kavanaugh hearings: Angry white men get to be righteous; angry women “a mob”
Ross Haenfler
Only a supremely misogynist society would entertain such nonsense as "men are under attack"
What Taylor Swift could learn from the #NotHim son: How to handle being smeared in the culture wars
Erin Keane
This week's unsuspecting viral star handled an unfair association like a pro, while Swift broke a long silence
7 things the United Daughters of the Confederacy might not want you to know about them
Kali Holloway
The organization keeps Confederate statues standing and spreads lies about America’s history of slavery
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