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Conservatives vs. the culture: Who’s at fault, and can it be fixed?
Carrie Sheffield
Author Billy Hallowell discusses the gulf between conservative Christian thinking and mainstream culture
Another epiphany in Trump Town: “Your people” and “my people” have to become one
D. Watkins
"I just think that Trump is going to get our people, meaning yours and mine, back to work,” a white man said to me
Donald Trump: A bigger “factoid” president than Nixon?
David Masciotra
If we're going to tell the truth from a lie, and real news from fake, let's start with the definition of this word
“Love” and the rise of the bigendered sitcom
John Semley
Judd Apatow's "Love" on Netflix upends the gender dynamics of the modern rom-com
Pamela Anderson pens bizarre poem to Sweden in an effort to free Julian Assange
Katie Serena
Former "Baywatch" star has been visiting the WikiLeaks founder in exile at the Ecuadorian embassy in the UK
Opiate for the masses: “Ghost in the Shell,” “Iron Fist” and Hollywood’s addiction to whitewashing
Melanie McFarland
Asian actors play 1.3 percent of leading roles in films. Hollywood still doesn't understand why that's a problem
Love will tear us apart: Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why” is brilliant but not for the emotionally tender
Melanie McFarland
Our latest binge-watching obsession is here, and it's worth the hype. But beware — it just might wreck you
Sorry, Donald Trump has not created his own reality: He took advantage of a reality that was already here
Chauncey DeVega
Trump didn't cause the intense right-wing distortion field of American politics — and its power can be resisted
“That white men might roll in ease”: I feel like the first real American in my family, which has been here for centuries
D. Watkins
“You don’t seem patriotic at all," my student said to me after class. "What’s up with that?”
LISTEN: RuPaul’s life lessons: “I’ve always felt like the boy who fell to Earth”
Erin Keane
On this episode of Salon Mix, Alli Joseph sits down with RuPaul to talk about the power of drag
Yeah, Mike Pence is a raging hypocrite — but not because of his puritanical private life
Erin Keane
Twitter mocks the veep for staying away from booze or solo dinners with women. But that part's not the problem
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback vetoes Republican bill to expand Medicaid
Sophia Tesfaye
Brownback is blaming "the abortion industry," as he cut health care for hundreds of thousands of Kansas residents
Viral for all: BuzzFeed announces it’s going public in 2018
Katie Serena
The digital giant is preparing for an IPO sometime next year
WATCH: Rachel Dolezal on porn, parenthood and the prospect of starting over
Alli Joseph
After her life fell apart two years ago, the former NAACP chapter president welcomes a conversation on race
Bill O’Reilly on Maxine Waters: “I didn’t hear a word she said. I was looking at the James Brown wig”
Rachel Leah
The Fox News host dismissed an important point by Maxine Waters, instead toeing the line between humor and racism
“I can’t play a nerd”: Ross Butler plays Reggie on “Riverdale”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The costar of Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" opens up about typecasting and life in Riverdale
The men who like to make their women large and getting larger
Carrie Weisman
‘Feederism’ refers to a small sexual subculture where men get off by getting women fat
Hacking the wine list: How to see beyond the B.S. and drink like a pro
Ashlie D. Stevens
Salon talks to "Cork Dork" author Bianca Bosker about the soul and science of the bottle, beyond "red or white?"
‘Pre-hospice’ saves money by keeping people at home near the end of life
Anna Gorman
“If they told me I had six months to live or go to the hospital and last two years. . .leave me home,” said one
Prepare, pursue, prevail! Onward and upward with U.S. central command
Andrew Bacevich
By way of explaining his eight failed marriages, Artie Shaw once remarked, “I am an incurable optimist"
Bill Maher makes us dumber: How ignorance, fear and stupid pop-culture clichés shape Americans’ view of the Middle East
Steven A. Cook, Michael Brooks
Americans used to be just ignorant about Muslims and the Middle East. Now we're also fearful, stupid and wrong
Epiphany in Trump Town: Finding common ground with the “American Sniper” crowd
D. Watkins
So I'm on stage in Florida with Chris Kyle's wife Taya, wondering how I can connect with this very white audience
“Elections have consequences”: What we can expect from a Justice Neil Gorsuch
Bill Raden
In the wake of his confirmation hearings, here's what we can expect from Neil Gorsuch in the future
Democracy in Trump country: In this election we learned rural people have power — whether we like it or not
Ben Fink
Ben Fink writes about how he and his community have been working with each other in the aftermath of the election
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