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Meghan McCain cancels cancel culture in “View” response to Tucker Carlson kerfuffle
Roger Sollenberger
For Meghan McCain, "cancel culture" is about her: "I think the greatest miracle is still me somehow being here"
#Goyaway: How Latinx chefs are offering Goya alternatives as a recipe for boycott
Ashlie D. Stevens
Homemade or chef-made adobo and sazón seasoning mixes are replacing the bad taste left by Goya CEO Robert Unanue
Don’t be fooled by the “cancel culture” wars: Corporate power is the real force behind racism
Chris Hedges
Elite infighting about "free speech" and "diversity" won't end racism — or challenge corporate capitalism
Beluga whales are the ocean’s extroverts, research finds
Matthew Rozsa
Like humans, beluga whales have vast circles of friends numbering in the hundreds or even thousands
CBS, once broadcast’s whitest network, sets an ambitious goal for inclusive hiring
Melanie McFarland
CBS publicly commits a quarter of its script development budgets to BIPOC created or co-created shows
A singular figure in Texas’ coronavirus collapse: Greg Abbott leads his state in alarming direction
Emma Platoff
The governor dithered, using language that experts said confused the public and undermined the health mission
Lazarus Lynch find success by following his authentic truth: “A show is not the end game for me”
Joseph Neese
In a candid interview, the chef discusses the reckoning on race in the food industry and the reason why he cooks
Eyes up here: In “P-Valley,” the strippers and their grueling labor are the headliners, not men
Melanie McFarland
Playwright Katori Hall gives us a gaze from the women onstage at the world around them, and the view is riveting
Tulsa undercover: Inside Trump’s rally
Danny Sjursen
The intensity of the MAGA crowd's vitriol is partly driven by a suspicion that Trump is losing military loyalty
Will the schools open? Behind that unanswerable question lies a national catastrophe
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's push to reopen is ghoulish — and liberals have no coherent answer. We have failed the next generation
“The Old Guard”: Gina Prince-Bythewood on superhero diversity, that ending & sequel possibilities
Melanie McFarland
Salon spoke to the director about presenting a vision of superheroes that allows more people to see themselves
A road trip through the red states, while the pandemic spikes
Kirk Swearingen
Masks at the Marriott? Not in Knoxville. We drove 11 hours just as the worst was coming. Here's what we saw
Ted Cruz claimed his Nike boycott promoted free speech — but says Goya boycott silences it
Juan Pablo Garnham
The Texas Republican tweets in support of Donald Trump and gets slammed
A sip of David Lebovitz’s L’embrassadeur is the next best thing to being embraced by the warm sun
David Lebovitz
Gin, grapefruit, lime and lavender bitters combine to form a liberating libation
“African American history is American history”: Museum exhibits respond to Black Lives Matter
Ashlie D. Stevens
New curators are bringing the Black American experience to the forefront, while existing museums shift their focus
Allies have had their “great white awakening.” But who will guide them?
Alex Brady
"It's the collective grief of seeing George Floyd cry for his mother."
Mourning in America: But after the Trump era’s darkness, a rebirth is still possible
Chauncey DeVega
At last, the American people have awakened to the dangers of this president. But the worst may still lie ahead
The discomfort of “Expecting Amy” continues the evolution of Schumer’s unvarnished shtick
Melanie McFarland
In the HBO Max series, she shows how pregnant women "have to suck it the f**k up and act like everything's fine"
Defenders of Confederate monuments are afraid of real history
Jared Yates Sexton
Confederate statues are part of a destructive mythology of white supremacy. Calling it "history" is an insult
NRA’s silence on police violence is deafening — its members’ attacks on Black victims are worse
Igor Derysh
The NRA claims it's the oldest "civil rights organization" in the U.S. But it doesn't want to defend Black lives
New page-turners heat up our summer reading: “Blacktop Wasteland,” “The Only Good Indians” and more
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
Get ready to read "F*ckface" and "The Son of Good Fortune," plus more recommended fiction for July
“Mucho Mucho Amor” is a loving look at the sequin-studded influence of astrologer Walter Mercado
Ashlie D. Stevens
Netflix's warm and intimate documentary collaborated with Mercado so that his legacy endures for a new generation
“Hate speech”: Tucker Carlson accused of echoing white supremacist “14 words” slogan on Fox News
Igor Derysh
Former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign calls Carlson's show "hate speech masquerading as journalism"
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