Showing results for: white supremacy (page 55)
Were black voters bamboozled by Russia? It’s nowhere near that simple
Chauncey DeVega
Black voters overwhelmingly opposed Donald Trump. This finger-pointing campaign rides on old racist assumptions
“Put down your male fragility”: How men can talk about gender and sexism productively
Lauren Schiller
"Scene on Radio" hosts John Biewen & Celeste Headlee on how men can help fight patriarchy
“Donald Trump is destroying truth”: Scholar Jason Stanley on the rhetoric of American fascism
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "How Fascism Works" says Trump and Republicans "are doing everything they can to suppress democracy"
New York Times’ Ross Douthat longs to restore the white elite — well, here it is
Chauncey DeVega
Columnist sneers at diversity, claims the WASPs were better rulers. Maybe his problem with Trump is bad manners
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
A safe space for white supremacy: UNC students continue protest of Confederate statue relocation
Matthew Rozsa
UNC students are protesting the fact that Silent Sam is being moved to a new building on campus
Fox News star Laura Ingraham compares activists seeking removal of Confederate monuments to ISIS
Shira Tarlo
"Think about ISIS . . . They pillaged, and they wiped away irreplaceable historical and religious monuments"
Son and daughter of the Confederacy: Donald Trump and Cindy Hyde-Smith are a love match
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's intervention in the Mississippi Senate election is telling: It's now a referendum on white supremacy
An Atomwaffen member sketched a map to take neo-Nazis down. What path officials took is a mystery
A.C. Thompson
Some experts and former officials see this case as part of a larger pattern
Let’s celebrate Thanksgiving in the spirit Abe Lincoln intended
Amanda Marcotte
Thanksgiving was created to bolster Union spirits during the Civil War. Let's keep that tradition alive
Donald Trump’s fascist politics and the language of disappearance
Henry A. Giroux
Trump's language seems buffoonish, but he's no clown. His rhetoric is meant to destroy thought and democracy
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
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