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Kirsten Salyer
Kirsten Salyer is a writer and the former Deputy Editor of TIME Ideas
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Burning Flags, Screaming 'Trump' and Our First Amendment
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September 22, 2016
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September 15, 2016
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By Kirsten Salyer
June 22, 2016
Orlando Is Not Newtown Is Not Charleston Is Not San Bernardino
The deadliest mass shooting in American history should not feel routine
By Kirsten Salyer
June 14, 2016
Why We Can't Call Brock Turner a 'Rapist'
But we should be able to
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June 9, 2016
Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan: Obama's Hiroshima Visit Will Articulate the Destruction of War
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May 26, 2016
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By Kirsten Salyer
May 20, 2016
Glenn Beck: Facebook Made Us Feel More Welcome Than the Republican Party Has
The conservative pundit discusses the details of his meeting with Mark Zuckerberg
By Kirsten Salyer
May 19, 2016
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There's a science to his picks
By Kirsten Salyer
May 17, 2016
Transgender Teen: Bathroom Equality Is a Civil Rights Issue
'No one should have to wait for equality'
By Kirsten Salyer
May 16, 2016
Simone Campbell: Female Deacons Would Make the Church Stronger
'Inclusiveness is strength'
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May 12, 2016
New Gingrich Says 'There's No Honest, Realistic Third Choice'
The former House Speaker spoke with TIME about Donald Trump's success, the key to beating Hillary Clinton and how to unify the Republican Party
By Kirsten Salyer
May 10, 2016
8 Female CEOs Out-Earn 93 Male CEOs
Hold the applause
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May 10, 2016
President Obama's Next Job? Brand Ambassador!
His recent sketch set the stage
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May 2, 2016
Newt Gingrich Is the Secret Master of Facebook Live
He goes full stream-of-conscious—and it's glorious
By Kirsten Salyer
April 28, 2016
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February 23, 2016
Pamela Anderson on Activism, the
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'How did Hefner get away with it? Because of his generosity. The mansion was full of intellectuals. It wasn’t sleazy.'
By Kirsten Salyer
February 8, 2016
Yes, I Can Hear You Now: The Verizon Guy on Being the Face of a Brand
Paul Marcarelli, known for saying "Can you hear me now?" on Verizon commercials, spoke with TIME via email about what it's like to be a brand ambassador
By Kirsten Salyer
July 9, 2015
Art Spiegelman:
Je Suis Charlie
— But I’m Not Pamela Geller
On Tuesday night, Art Spiegelman hosted a table at the PEN gala, after other authors dropped out in protest of an award being given to French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. Here, he speaks to TIME about the award and why cartoons are so misunderstood by many Americans.
By Kirsten Salyer
May 6, 2015
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