Headlines from June 23, 2015

Amazon and eBay are still selling the Confederate flag items you can no longer buy at Walmart.
“People are starting to acknowledge the evil and pain we see when we see that flying at our state Capitol.”
A tour of a white supremacy subreddit: “a demagogic turd wrapped in a waffle of hate.”
This flag is NOT made to be flown behind a truck. Amazon reviews of the Confederate flag.
“Buying Confederate flags to burn them kind of defeats the purpose.”
Haley’s call to remove South Carolina’s flag isn’t courageous. It’s politics.
“It’s not just the flag. The entire Capitol grounds are basically a tribute to white supremacy.”
Jeb’s emails with angry Floridians after removing the Confederate flag when it was a political hot potato in 2000.
“For decades, most Republicans muddled around the issue in a not-so-subtle nod to white Southern identity politics.”
Jon Stewart: A brief history of Fox News politicizing while attacking others for politicizing.
Conservative reactions after racial attacks in 1963 and 2015 cling to the myth of white innocence.
Diet study finds “conservatives tend to believe they had a greater control over their outcomes.”
If you ask Google who will be the next president, the answer is Hillary Clinton.
With just 503 days left in the presidential race, Clinton leads Dems by 60 points, Bush by eight.
“No society that regulates firearms suffers from the absence of any liberty at all, save the liberty of lunatics.”
The media reserves “tortured artist” for men. Women are “misfits” or worse.
Authors’ open letter to educators: Adverb pushing is killing creative writing.
The taco emoji is finally here, and it’s the hard-shell corporate taco no one wanted.
Every New York subway station sign, in alphabetical order, on a poster, because it looks awesome.