An Inflection Point conversation with Dr. Safiya Noble, author of "Algorithms of Oppression"

When I say I'm a writer, people yawn; when I tell them I'm an erotica writer, they assume I'm on my way to an orgy

The UK learned from its violence. Why can't the US?

Salon speaks to Junot Díaz about the late, great California sci-fi writer, whose work is resonating again

I vowed to be the diligent mom with the kitchen-savvy offspring, but I went the Kraft mac & cheese route instead

A slew of columnists say #MeToo has gone too far — it hasn't. The conversation about consent won't be shut down

"Drag Race" host sparks a backlash after controversial interview comments, and then backtracks

Women are working more in school to earn less: "Being smart isn’t going to make me a man"

Salon talks to the bestselling author about her new memoir, Bigfoot, bathing suits and public vs. private lives

Music student Brianna Perez discusses a Holocaust survivor's life changing gift

Salon talks to Illeana Douglas about her TCM series "Trailblazing Women," movies, activism and Donald Trump

We have to talk openly about consent. And you know what? We have to talk openly about orgasms, too

Salon talks to "The Girl in the Show" author Anna Fields about how women shaped modern humor

For some young girls, "the future" isn't soon enough for change

Salon talks to author Carina Chocano about what has and hasn't changed for women over 5 decades of pop culture