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Christian author Joshua Harris is sorry for the damage he did. Now what?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Purity culture advocate Joshua Harris has kissed his old harmful beliefs goodbye. What is his apology worth?
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“Once Upon a Time In Hollywood” is Quentin Tarantino at his revisionist worst
Matthew Rozsa
Tarantino's shoot 'em up has a lot of potential but trips over his ultimately sexist historical revisionism
How the internet spawned 21st-century fascism
Amanda Marcotte
In "It Came From Something Awful", Dale Beran explores the origins and the psychology of the alt-right
What “Yesterday” — and everyone else — forgets about the Beatles
Jay David Bolter
Does "Yesterday" squander the opportunity to explore the political aftermath of 1960s rock?
Baltimore doesn’t care about Trump people
D. Watkins
Those of us who live in Cummings' Baltimore district can't be more disappointed by President Trump, so we carry on
Are Democrats ready to fight? The signs aren’t promising — this week’s debates are crucial
Bill Curry
Mueller's testimony was a fiasco for Democrats, who have forgotten how to make an argument. It's not too late
Robin Thede leads yet another comedy revolution with “A Black Lady Sketch Show”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the amazing comedy writer about her new HBO sketch series written, directed and starring black women
Democrats’ Trump-era quandary is familiar: Play offense or defense? It ought to be obvious by now
Paul Rosenberg
Democratic cowardice will not stop America's decline, or reverse Trump's damage. It's a time for true courage
The inspiring poetics of Tedeschi Trucks Band
David Masciotra
On their "Wheels of Soul" tour, the blues-rock band proves they're one of the best on the road
This summer as you hurry into the airport, know that it’s a workplace war-zone—and labor is winning
Bob Hennelly
Union gains in the airline industry are symptomatic of a resurgent labor movement
“Miles Morales: Spider-Man” author Saladin Ahmed: “Politics are central to the story for me”
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to the Hugo Award-winning novelist and "Magnificent Ms. Marvel" author about Detroit, Spidey and more
Is “Jirga” a white savior movie about Afghanistan? “We have a lot to feel guilty about”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Australian director Benjamin Gilmour of "Jirga" about digging for truth about the war in Afghanistan
Marco Rubio’s “gotcha” tweet about Ilhan Omar: Aid and comfort to white nationalism
Amanda Marcotte
Rubio wanted to score a cheap political point, but ended up feeding a narrative that breeds support for fascism
Planet of the surreal: turning 75 in the age of Trump
Tom Engelhardt
"As I turn 75, there’s no simpler way to put it than this: I’m an old man on a new planet..."
Will Kevin Smith’s “Jay & Silent Bob Reboot” live up to “Clerks”?
Matthew Rozsa
"Clerks" is one of the greatest nerd movies ever made and the gold standard for any Jay and Silent Bob film
Comics and sci-fi powerhouse J. Michael Straczynski has an incredible origin story of his own
Chauncey DeVega
Salon and the prolific writer and "Babylon 5" creator discuss "Becoming Superman," "Sense8," "World War Z" and more
Netflix cancels “Tuca & Bertie,” loses out on one of the most timely TV narratives
Ashlie D. Stevens
The adult cartoon depicts a nuanced and realistic restaurant world #MeToo narrative that’s still too rare
The fight is heating up over telescope construction on Hawaii’s largest volcano
Rachel Ramirez
The fight over who has the right to part of Hawaii’s largest volcano's peak is getting quite heated
Many progressives have a conservative belief system — can we all come together?
Simon Greer
Too little time is spent in these circles talking about the unifying values that undergird these policy issues
Amazon’s “The Boys”: In this rowdy exploration of superhero backlash, anger is also a superpower
Melanie McFarland
We may not be done with comic book heroes, but we may be ready for the regular guy to knock them around for once
“The Great Hack” tells the chilling saga of how Big Data ensnared us all
Nicole Karlis
America and the UK had their post-election privacy awakening. Have our attitudes toward Big Data really changed?
Internet linguistics is becoming its own field of study
Ashlie D. Stevens
Have you ever said something "is a thing now" or "for the win?" Congrats, you speak the dialect
“Queer Eye” for the purity culture survivor: On the Fab Five’s healthy approach to being selfish
Ashlie D. Stevens
Seeing parents get a Queer Eye make-better has helped ease some of my childhood-rooted fears about having kids
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