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Friday, October 17, 2014

Culture Beast: #GamerGate and the Roots of Reactionary Rage

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October 17

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NINTENDO IS BURNING
GamerGate & the Root of Reactionary Rage
How are YouTube videos criticizing sexist video games important enough to threaten a school shooting? Read the #GamerGate tag and realize that underneath the anger is fear. By Arthur Chu
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Uncensored
Maher: I Can Generalize About Muslims
The outspoken 'Real Time' host dishes on a variety of topics, including his 'Flip a District' campaign, the controversy in the wake of his throwdown with Ben Affleck over Islam, and more. By Marlow Stern
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No Glove, No Love?
HIV Scare Doesn't Rattle James Deen
Despite an industry lockdown over a possible new HIV case, the porn star insists condoms shouldn't be mandatory on set. By Emily Shire
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In Listen Up Philip, Jason Schwartzman plays a self-involved, unfiltered, and cantankerous artist who makes audiences go, 'Wow, that guy is awful, but I see why girls like him.'”

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Personally Universal
From Didion to Dunham
Joan Didion's trailblazing nonfiction set a forbiddingly high standard, but a slew of idiosyncratic writers are proving that her example may be inimitable but it is also inspiring. By Lucy Scholes
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The Obvious Star
From Abortion Comedy to Children's Books
How do you make everyone forget about cursing on 'SNL'? Jenny Slate stunned critics with a hit indie film and charmed us all with the return of a talking seashell. And you charm them with the return of a talking seashell. By Kevin Fallon
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In response to The Race Movie We Didn't Know We Needed:

Sounds like "Dear White People" makes a lot of assumptions about white people, you know, like stereotyping.

— cristo52

In response to KStew Vs. The Right Wing:

Breitbart is the master of this twisting of the facts to fit a nasty political headline. It really is a dark armpit of the Internet. Unfortunately, there's significant amounts of people who buy into what Breitbart is selling.

— jostasauce

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