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“Shang-Chi” crafted a fantastic, badass fighter – too bad the movie was all about her brother
Kylie Cheung
Marvel has a gender problem, especially with women of color, and that's conspicuous in the latest MCU offering
Beyond the crisis of democracy: Does anyone still believe in liberalism?
Andrew O'Hehir
The global "democratic recession" didn't just happen. It might be the final stage of the liberal order's collapse
TikTok, #BamaRush and the irresistible allure of mocking Southern accents
Kathryn Cunningham
There’s plenty to critique about sorority culture. But going after Southern accents is punching down
Can we clean up the mess we’ve created? We have to do it now, or face extinction
Émile P. Torres
Climate change and the crisis of democracy are only the tip of the iceberg — the threat to civilization is here
PBS’ “Guilt” examines what happens to estranged brothers after they finally bond over killing a man
Hanh Nguyen
Series creator Neil Forsyth spoke to Salon about sibling dynamics, getting away with murder & loving American TV
Sex ed in high schools is shockingly bad — and my college students are proof
Christina Wyman
Studies say college students are unprepared for adult sexual relationships. As a professor, I've seen it firsthand
The deep roots of outdoor recreation’s diversity gap
Joe Kanzangu
To understand the hesitancy of Black Americans to experience outdoor spaces, we must view it in historical context
In “Rumors,” Lizzo and Cardi B pull from the ancient Greeks, putting a new twist on an old tradition
Grace B. McGowan
The bodies in Lizzo’s video aren’t chiseled like the Greek statues seen in museums
Ex-neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini: “The words I used to say are now part of the mainstream”
David Masciotra
Christian Picciolini now works to combat white supremacy — but the ideas he once espoused are now everywhere
Shannon Sarna refers to herself as a pizza bagel
Shannon Sarna
A look inside the cookbook author's Jewish-Italian-American pantry
“Shang-Chi” is an unapologetically Asian triumph about an unapologetically Asian superhero
Kylie Cheung
From cameos of your favorite Hong Kong stars to dragons and man-eating forests, welcome to the magic of "Shang-Chi"
“Somebody’s got to wear the leather pants”: Rick James doc filmmaker on the infamous rock star
Gary M. Kramer
Sacha Jenkins spoke to Salon about making a film about the guy from Buffalo who embraced an over-the-to life
Beyond Afghanistan: Biden turns the page on war — and the U.S. enters a new era of history
Brian Karem
While pundits and politicians squabble over the past, Joe Biden is trying to redefine America's role in the world
How animators brought a classic Italian pasta dish to life on screen in Disney and Pixar’s “Luca”
Kayla Stewart
Plus, Giulia gives us step-by-step instructions for how to make the Ligurian meal trenette al pesto!
How civilizations thwart extinction in the face of existential crises
Matthew Rozsa
History contains many stories of societies that foresaw crises and did nothing. Will we be the same?
Republicans are right to worry about Afghanistan and terrorism — but they’re wrong about who incites
Heather Digby Parton
Truth is that the violent rhetoric and fantasies of the right have long been channeled into wars on foreign soil
Ed Asner helped usher in the secular rabbi, making America warmer and a little more Jewish
Gwydion Suilebhan, Steven Gimbel
With his legendary character Lou Grant, the actor established a cultural archetype that defined a sitcom generation
Kanye West and the smug cruelty of the anti-“cancel culture” movement
Kylie Cheung
The pompous, unapologetic collaboration between West, Manson and DaBaby was anything but coincidental
Candace Owens reportedly hit with “sudden illness,” claims it’s absolutely not COVID
Zachary Petrizzo
To debunk the claims, Owens said she is hanging out in the mountains at a high altitude
I’m Jewish and vegan — here’s how I celebrate Rosh Hashanah
Valerio Farris
How to welcome the Jewish New Year meat-free
Overworked school superintendents are hesitant to take on the role of public health officer, too
Matthew Rozsa
America's superintendents say it's become impossible to avoid politics as they institute safety measures in schools
20 epic fails from the history of pop culture
Ellen Gutoskey
For every smash hit, there are a plethora of projects that thoroughly went awry
How gay men justify their racism on Grindr
Christopher T. Conner
Grindr allows for anonymity in a way that other dating apps do not
8 complaints to the FCC about children’s TV
Sonia Weiser
People had a fair amount of concerns about "Sesame Street"
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