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In "Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism," Kristen R. Ghodsee argues that economic independence for women not only helps all of society—it improves heterosexual relationships too.

Koba should've won.

Cathy O’Neil's new book, Weapons of Math Destruction, shows mathematical models aren't free of ideology.

Filmed in Portugal in 2013 and 2014, Miguel Gomes' new documentary Arabian Nights tries to make sense of life under IMF rules.

Miya Tokumitsu's sharp new book exposes the "Do what you love" fairy tale for what it really is: a means of exploitation.

The climate change-induced tragedies The Water Knife chronicles are already happening today; they’re just not happening to us—yet.

One explanation is hidden in plain sight: the way the cult mirrors the star-obsessed, profit-driven culture of Hollywood.

The two-part film feels like the work of teenage boy.

Tillman's essay collection displays her profound distrust for the way society's stories betray our lived truths.

Let's drop the pretense. Does anyone really care about Rose?

Spike Jonze's new romantic drama is undoubtedly sexist—but critics haven't seemed to notice.

George Packer on the disappearance of the American Dream.

In the end, the guards run the show.

A new book of letters offers a glimpse at the man behind the reputation.