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Black, white and blues: Henry Louis Gates Jr. breaks down Albert Murray’s legacy on race and culture in America
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Henry Louis Gates about the enduring power of music writer and visionary Albert Murray's scholarship
The San Junipero obsessive’s guide to the greatest “Black Mirror” episode yet
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Netflix's nightmare anthology gives us a sweet romance with a trail of clever pop culture references
WATCH: How to respond to workplace harassment
Salon Staff
Salon Talks: Host Mary Elizabeth Williams and attorney Michael J. Pospis discuss hostile work environments
More than just the guns: Poverty and inequality should be blamed for America’s gun violence
Gary Younge
Guns can kill a wide range of people. Here's a view of those killed on one day in 2013
Dany’s dragons, Wun Wun the Giant and Westerosi wildfire, explained with science
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "The Science of 'Game of Thrones'" author Helen Keen about parallels between our world and "GoT"
Stop romanticizing the Victorian era: Women were taught their sexuality was “completely dormant until her legal husband touched her”
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to author Therese Oneill about "Unmentionable: The Victorian Lady's Guide to Sex, Marriage and Manners"
Meet Moon Man: The alt-right’s racist rap sensation, borrowed from 1980s McDonald’s ads
Matthew Sheffield
Once he was a harmless if idiotic Mickey D's pitchman — but now he's Moon Man, the alt-right's hip-hop hero
Yes, feminists can laugh at themselves: “But don’t be lazy with your rape joke”
Arielle Bernstein
Salon talks to the authors of "How to Win at Feminism" about satire, trolls and commercialized female empowerment
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a festive bear enclosure in Britain to the polio-endemic streets of Pakistan
Sheldon Adelson’s Las Vegas Review-Journal becomes first major newspaper to endorse Donald Trump
Brendan Gauthier
To the surprise of no one, a GOP billionaire owner of a newspaper came out in support of the GOP candidate
The Clinton BS files: Hillary didn’t decorate the White House Christmas tree with condoms and syringes
Amanda Marcotte
One of the looniest conspiracy theories of all holds a key to right-wing hatred of Hillary Clinton: It's Treegate!
“Littered with bones”: Village in South Sudan is now a graveyard
Nick Turse
The remains of victims haunt Leer, South Sudan, as the town has been repeatedly attacked over the years
Purity culture slut-shame blues: Everything I know about sex I learned from Bob Dylan
Kelsey L. Munger
Christian abstinence teachings wanted me to fear sex and be ashamed of my sexuality. Dylan showed me another way
Mad hops: The rise of farm-to-bottle brewing is a great thing for beer enthusiasts and the environment
Ethan Fixell
Forward-thinking craft beer makers are adapting the farm-to-table ethos to brewing, and the results are delicious
Rock the house: Off-the-grid home concerts make musicians and audiences very happy
Scott Timberg
They're not for everyone. But concerts in living rooms, watch factories and odd spaces are helping artists survive
“It feels like we’re watching misery porn”: Salon’s “The Walking Dead” experts break down the show’s issues with race and representation
Melanie McFarland, Chauncey DeVega
"This is where the damn show has taken us," speculating on the race/sexual orientation of tonight's slain character
WATCH: Killing the Trump within: White dudes, it’s time to summon your inner Skywalker!
Baynard Woods
Every man — especially every white man — can identify with Trump's misdeeds more than we'd like to admit
Apocalypse then, now, always: the truth about violence in Leer, South Sudan
Nick Turse
A 2005 U.S.-supported peace deal was supposed to put a stop to north-south slaughter, but it never quite did
Bugs — it’s what’s for dinner: Why edible insects’ time may have finally come
Diane Stopyra
Until recently the suggestion of eating insects was met with nothing but crickets — here's why that's changing
“Michael Moore in TrumpLand”: A film whose surprising healing power is needed now more than ever
Sophia A. McClennen
Moore's new film seeks to humanize Trump supporters and Hillary Clinton and mend our divisions — and it succeeds
Hillary’s Saturday Nights: The good, the bad and the ugly of “SNL’s” Clinton impressions
Nico Lang
Hillary Clinton has enjoyed — and endured — a 23-year history with "SNL." Some teams get her better than others
Better than Podesta’s creamy risotto recipe! WikiLeaks dumps an email about Nicki Minaj’s butt
Grace Guarnieri
Woke bae John Podesta stands up for "gender and racial and booty equity"
You can’t do the Time Warp again: Fox should have left “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” alone
Nico Lang
Fox's broadcast remake of "Rocky Horror" shows some pop culture history is best left to its own time
Gretchen Carlson says her TV contract trapped her at Fox News: “It is a huge problem”
Sophia Tesfaye
Carlson will testify to Congress on the issue
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