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Mary Elizabeth Williams is a senior writer for Salon. She's written for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and more, and is the author of "A Series of Catastrophes & Miracles: A True Story of Love, Science, and Cancer." She has a certification in conflict resolution and is working on her doctoral degree in medical humanities.

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I’m not running scared: On Mollie Tibbetts and rejecting the fear of jogging alone

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I quit the Catholic church: I’m not giving up my faith, but I’m losing my religion

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"Gross Anatomy" by Mara Altman (Penguin Random House/Pablo Mason)

“A woman who is feeling something is a bitch”: Our love-hate affair with women’s bodies

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Kim Brooks left her son in the car, and the cops came for her. This is parenting in the age of fear

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Asia Argento (Getty/Loic Venance)

Asia Argento, sexual assault accuser and accused: One #MeToo story doesn’t cancel out the other

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"Amateur: A True Story About What Makes a Man" by Thomas Page McBee (AmosMac/Scribner)

What makes a man a man? A new memoir explores the limits of the gender binary

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Rhea Seehorn as Kim Wexler in "Better Call Saul" (Nicole Wilder/AMC/Sony Pictures Television)

What would Kim Wexler wear? Rhea Seehorn on her iconic ponytail, Marshall’s separates and class

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College-bound after a brush with death: How do you let your kid go when you almost lost her?

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Madonna in London, September 15, 2016. (Getty/Ben Stansall)

Madonna at 60: From Material Girl to Golden Girl, on her own terms

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Shaun King (YouTube/The Young Turks)

Weaponizing CPS: Shaun King says a troll called in a phony child services complaint on his family

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Why mothers defend Roe v. Wade: Abortion is a fact of life for parents, too

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I deleted Facebook and I still have friends

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I don’t know how to be Catholic any more

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Crazy Rich Asians; Set It Up (Warner Bros. Entertainment/Netflix/KC Baily)

Rom-coms finally get a #MeToo reboot

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The joys of hate-reading the rich: Why raging over a wealthy intern’s money diary feels so good

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Joss Whedon; Neil Patrick Harris as Billy/Dr. Horrible in "Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog" (AP/Jordan Strauss/Mutant Enemy Productions)

I love Joss Whedon, and I’m done with Joss Whedon

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Protesters against dark money in "Dark Money" (Dark Money)

Who’s buying our elections? Inside the shadowy world of “Dark Money”

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"The Widower's Notebook: A Memoir" by Jonathan Santlofer (Penguin Random House)

“Grief was not like anything I imagined”: A widower’s perspective on loss and mourning

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Keanu Reeves as Lucas Hill in "Siberia" (Buffalo Gal Pictures)

Keanu Reeves on making “Siberia,” a movie set in Russia that’s not about politics

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John Amato; John Schnatter (AP/Jordan Strauss/Getty/Michael Hickey)

From Billboard exec John Amato to Papa John Schnatter: Demanding change from toxic men is exhausting

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Jim Jordan (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

Rep. Jim Jordan’s “locker room talk” denial: Waving off sex abuse complaints shows limits of #MeToo

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That viral “strangers on a plane” Twitter story: Not a rom-com but a horror show

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"Because We Are Bad: OCD and a Girl Lost in Thought" by Lily Bailey (Amy Shore/Harper Collins)

OCD isn’t about being a neat freak: The myth of a “good” mental disorder needs to end

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A photo of Whitney Houston from the film "Whitney" (Courtesy of The Estate of Whitney E. Houston)

“Whitney” director on Houston’s untold story: “Whitney had been abused, and it took a huge toll”

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