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“Framing Britney Spears” makes viewers reflect on how everyone accepted the abusive sexism she faced
Ashlie D. Stevens
Tabloids portrayed Spears as a basket case. This film encourages viewers to check their own preconceived notions
“Like the lunar landing”: The day the Beatles changed the world on “The Ed Sullivan Show”
Kenneth Womack
On February 9, 1964, Ed Sullivan welcomed the Fab Four to his show. A generation of rock legends were watching
Capitol mob wasn’t just angry white men — there were angry white women as well
Jakana Thomas
To distill the insurrection into a tale of angry male rage is to overlook the threat that women in the mob posed
POW nation: When will America free itself from war?
William J. Astore
Why we’re all prisoners of war now
“The Dig” on Netflix: a refreshingly accurate portrayal — according to an archaeologist
Roberta Gilchrist
This Netflix dramatization approaches archaeology with a new level of subtlety and accuracy
A Queen becomes “The Equalizer”: What it means when Black women take on legacy superhero roles
Melanie McFarland
The growing list of Black female heroes paved the way for Black women to play roles never imagined for them
Food guidelines change but fail to take cultures into account
Chaseedaw Giles
One again, new food guidelines for Americans don’t incorporate ethnic and cultural differences
The Capitol raid, the Trump inauguration and COINTELPRO: Protest and “terrorism”
David Masciotra
America has forgotten the crackdown on civil liberties around Trump's inauguration. Forgetting is what we do best
The all of “y’all”: On finally embracing my voice, country twang and everything
Justin Quarry
To fit in with my peers, I changed how I spoke. Now, in the name of inclusivity, I've come back to my roots
What the Weeknd’s changing face says about our sick celebrity culture
Alvaro Jarrin
The singer is set to perform at the Super Bowl Las Vegas halftime show on Feb. 7
Fox News made Lou Dobbs its “sacrificial lamb” but will still lose billions in lawsuits says analyst
Matthew Chapman
"There are consequences for constantly pedaling falsehoods on television," said CNN's Brian Stelter
One year on, Muslim women reflect on wearing the niqab in a mask-wearing world
Anna Piela
Muslim women say they are having an easier time wearing the niqab during pandemic times
How racial diversity can help the FBI solve its “privilege naiveté” problem
Iveta Cherneva
Chris Wray would like to claim the FBI has gotten past internal racism. But the problem is subtler than that
Even Biden’s $1.9 trillion isn’t nearly enough pandemic relief
David Cay Johnston
And the miserly proposal of Senate Republicans shows again that they care only about white Americans
New Dominion legal threat targets Trump enablers — but MyPillow guy won’t stop election lies
Igor Derysh
Lindell aired an election documentary on Friday that OANN warned should not be accepted as "established facts"
Fox News is flailing without Donald Trump: Right-wing media ramp up the culture wars in desperation
Heather Digby Parton
Without much by way of an agenda, Republicans and their right-wing media backers look to induce America's amnesia
Desperately seeking honorable Republicans: Media’s snipe hunt comes up empty again
Chauncey DeVega
Media still gobsmacked that "decent" Republicans can't save their party from fascism. Thing is, they don't want to
HBO doc shows how it’s easy to make “Fake Famous” influencers, whose job is to “make you feel bad”
D. Watkins
Filmmaker Nick Bilton appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss the harmful effects of the false social media presence
How to make a sbagliato, the cocktail that’s a perfect match for a watch party
Erin Keane
Ask the Oracle Pour: What should I drink today? All signs point to the sbagliato, an honored mistake
How Jeff Bezos and Amazon changed the world
Venkatesh Shankar
Jeff Bezos reshaped retail as CEO of Amazon
As Americans’ views on wellness evolve, Subway is suffering an identity crisis
Ashlie D. Stevens
The recent allegation that the chain's tuna isn't actually tuna is the latest public relations nightmare for Subway
Stuck inside your home this Groundhog Day? Be like Phil the weatherman, and try some mindfulness
Jeremy David Engels
A scholar argues there's more to the film "Groundhog Day" — it's a lesson in mindfulness
Following Donald Trump’s trail of dirty money: No “smoking gun,” but plenty of sleaze
Chauncey DeVega
Forbes editor Dan Alexander sees no hidden Russia connection — because Trump's corruption is out in the open
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