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Kamala Harris and the rest of us will regret portraying civil rights as a national security issue
Musa al-Gharbi
Attempts to translate civil rights into national security issues will probably turn out poorly
Keep your gut healthy with this DIY kombucha kit
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Quit spending all your money on this fermented elixir and make your own
We grew up afraid to be vulnerable: “Minding the Gap” helped me see my toxic boyhood masculinity
D. Watkins
My dad taught me that crying was for suckas. Here's why Director Bing Liu forced me to rethink manhood
Podcast: Rep. Ilhan Omar can criticize Israel, but her tweets still hurt Jews
Steven A. Cook, Brad Rothschild
There are ways to criticize Israel and Israeli policies without trafficking dangerous smears of Jews
7 family-friendly, totally Oscar-worthy Latino films
Rocio Lopez
We're looking back at exceptional Latino films with strong, culturally relevant characters
Nigerian writers compare genocide of Igbos to the Holocaust
Chigbo Arthur Anyaduba
During the massacre of Igbos in Nigeria between 1966 and 1970, one to three million people died
A new comprehensive report shows how women in STEM face huge disadvantages
Farah Qaiser
A prestigious medical journal provides overwhelming evidence for systemic barriers
How higher education has been weaponized in the age of Trump — and how it can be redeemed
Henry A. Giroux
Trump and the far right have tried to destroy higher education, because it's a zone of democracy and real hope
What happens when you create a fake music record label and upload bad music to Spotify
Maria Eriksson, Rasmus Fleischer, Anna Johansson, Pelle Snickars, Patrick Vonderau
A scholarly experiment to figure out how Spotify works (and how to trick it)
State of emergency: For once Donald Trump is telling the truth, by accident
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's border crisis is imaginary but the emergency is real. It's high time we saw how big and how urgent it is
Appeals court rules key anti-age discrimination protections don’t apply to job seekers
Peter Gosselin
A federal appeals court decided that job applicants are entitled to less protection under the ADEA
Heartbreak becomes burnout for teachers when work is turbulent
Astrid Helene Kendrick
Teaching is often known as a “trial by fire” profession
One blue wave was not enough: Democrats need another in 2020
Paul Rosenberg
Beating Donald Trump might not be Democrats' biggest task in 2020: A second blue wave could reshape history
Wells Fargo provides an object lesson in how not to rebrand a Black Hat bank
Deb Gabor
When a bank has earned justifiable customer suspicion it's possible to scratch back trust; but that's also earned
Done with Trump’s socialism
Alexei Bayer
Under Trump, the U.S. has come to resemble the Soviet Union of Leonid Brezhnev in some uncanny ways
“Lorena” confronts the truth about the Bobbitts — and how America failed her
Melanie McFarland
Amazon's new docu-series about the infamous "malicious wounding" case tears down old myths about both Bobbitts
In 1969 the fifth Beatle was heroin: John Lennon’s addiction took its toll on the band
Kenneth Womack
In early 1969, the faces of heroin addiction for Paul, George and Ringo were John and Yoko
Is love losing its soul in the digital age?
Firmin DeBrabander
On social media, people increasingly feel the need to document every event and incident in their lives in public
Fox News will finally let Trump surrender on the wall — as long as he pretends he won
Amanda Marcotte
After months of holding Trump's ego hostage on the wall, Fox talking heads are ready to let him move on
No, sex shouldn’t always be spontaneous. Salon’s “Sex Toast” host Ian Kerner explains why
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We talk to the author, sex therapist and co-host of Salon's "Sex Toast" about how to get our collective groove back
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cheers after Amazon scraps planned New York campus: “Anything is possible”
Joseph Neese
Amazon backs out of its plans to build a second headquarters in the city, blaming "state and local politicians"
Why young people in South Korea are staying single despite efforts to spark dating
Yue Qian
In South Korea, 40 per cent of people in their 20s and 30s appear to have quit dating
Has Trump wrecked our sex life? “Post-Trump Sex Disorder” is real, says sex therapist
Chauncey DeVega
"Big Mean Sexy Daddy"? Salon turns to Dr. Susan Block for answers to questions you didn't want to ask
Why the Seattle General Strike of 1919 should inspire a new generation of labor activists
Steven C. Beda
One hundred years ago, half of Seattle’s workforce went on strike over a demand for higher wages
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