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Stan Lee, me, and the liberal Jewish identity that binds us
Matthew Rozsa
Stan Lee's life matters not just for what he created but also for how his heritage informed his sense of justice
As wildfire pollution spreads through northern California, not all workers are affected equally
Nicole Karlis
Natural disasters like the Camp Fire put class inequality and privilege in stark relief
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wins the rigged conservative shame game — by refusing to play
Erin Keane
Woman wears clothes, becomes butt of conservative journalist's snark. Of course it's not really about a jacket
QAnon’s true believers are devastated as the conspiracy theory goes down in flames
Matthew Chapman
The Republican midterm loss and the firing of Jeff Sessions blew up the narrative of the QAnon conspiracy theory
We treat the Constitution like a religious text, with women’s bodies on the line
Amanda Marcotte
Heidi Schreck's "What The Constitution Means To Me" hits theater audiences hard in a time of constitutional crisis
What does the media mean by “working class”? Somehow they’re always white
John McCullough
Mainstream media's fetish for the "working class" seems to refer entirely to culturally conservative white folks
Political correctness is rampant on the right wing — but no one ever admits it
Cody Fenwick
A dust-up over a joke about a Republican politician's war injury reveals conservative hypocrisy.
How you can improve your leadership & management skills
Salon Marketplace
The masterclass covers essential management skills to help you earn a valuable certification
When women can’t quit the emotional labor habit: “It’s hard to give up that gold star”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Gemma Hartley, author of "Fed Up," opens up about why women are so angry when men act helpless
The NRA doesn’t care about black heroes: Jemel Roberson was “the good guy with a gun”
D. Watkins
A black security guard subdued an active shooter in an Illinois bar. When the police arrived, they shot him
Filmmaker James Stern on the era of “American Chaos”: “Worst situation since the Civil War”
Chauncey DeVega
Director of "American Chaos" and producer of "The Old Man & the Gun" talks movies, race and our national divide
Comics pioneer Stan Lee has died. His legacy is already immortal
Matthew Rozsa
The magnitude of Stan Lee's achievements in pop culture can't be overestimated
Amanda Crew of “Silicon Valley” says techie women feel her character’s struggle on a deep level
Nicole Karlis
Salon speaks with the "Silicon Valley" star about mental health and misogyny in the real Silicon Valley
How surveillance capitalism became the pre-eminent business model of Silicon Valley
Keith A. Spencer
Beyond hawking hardware and software, the monetization of identity defines the ultimate tech business model
Trump’s efforts to redefine gender and sex
Lisa F. Carver
Donald Trump is now seeking to amend Title IX to define sex as determined by a baby's genitals
What everyone gets wrong about Hunter S. Thompson
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Timothy Denevi, author of "Freak Kingdom," about Thompson's ten-year literary crusade
Google ends forced arbitration after protests, yet worker discontent continues to grow
Nicole Karlis
Employees show solidarity with low-wage workers and exploited contractors. Is this now a labor movement in tech?
Mira Sorvino worried she’d be blackballed over #MeToo: “Instead, we were the tip of a tidal wave”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the Oscar winner about joining the cast of "StartUp" and why awareness without action won't work
Mother of Thousand Oaks shooting victim makes clear: “I don’t want prayers … I want gun control”
Shira Tarlo
Gunman used a high-capacity magazine that California voters banned in 2016. The NRA has held that ban up in court
The Beatles’ new remixed White Album box set is a marvel
Kenneth Womack
Ever wondered how the Fab Four might have made their White Album with today's technology? Wait no longer
Another madman with a gun: But in a new Congress, there’s room for hope
Amanda Marcotte
The latest mass shooting is horrifying, but the midterms show there might be a real shift in the gun debate
From Chris Christie to Kris Kobach: Jeff Sessions’ replacement could be much worse
Shira Tarlo
Here is the wild cast of characters President Donald Trump may consider as Jeff Sessions' successor
Ruth Bader Ginsburg hospitalized after Supreme Court fall
Shira Tarlo, Rachel Leah
Ginsburg has had several health problems but has indicated she has no plans on retiring anytime soon
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