Showing results for: culture (page 449)
Team Trump has no bottom: Roger Stone is now attacking Khzir Khan as a “Muslim Brotherhood agent”
Sophia Tesfaye
"The mother probably wasn’t allowed to speak ‘cause it’s not allowed in their culture," Stone also told Alex Jones
Media’s political influence: We can bash Trump and his supporters all we want — but will it work?
Neal Gabler
Responsible members of the media who care about the direction of this country will continue to pummel Trump
Susan Faludi on gender, feminism and her own “Transparent” story: “We’re at a moment when identity is the battlefield”
Marcie Bianco
Faludi tackles gender myths from a personal angle in a new memoir about her father coming out as transgender
2016 Republicans: A “Know Nothing” party for the 21st Century
Mark DeLucia
The politics of xenophobia: Trump follows a long tradition of vilifying immigrants — a stance the GOP owns
The Revenge of Monoculture: The Internet gave us more choices, but the mainstream won anyway
Scott Timberg
Don't look now, but corporate pop and celebrity culture is alive and well — and harder than ever to escape
The amazing life of Margaret Sanger, “Our Lady of Birth Control”: “I was intrigued that such a great do-gooder was also quite a bad girl in private”
Kim Kelly
Salon talks to Sabrina Jones about her new graphic novel about past and present fights for contraception
Finally, “a bulletproof black man”: The perfect timing of “Luke Cage” and the black nerd renaissance
Willie Burnley Jr.
My first look at Netflix's new Marvel superhero series fills me with joy, hope and pain
Danny McBride puts the Homer in homeroom: “‘The Odyssey’ finds its way into everything we do”
Jonathan Dick
Salon talks to the "Vice Principals" star about finding the weird humor in Southern culture, myths and masculinity
A story of dueling racial optics: The Democratic versus Republican national conventions
Chauncey DeVega
The conventions proved yet again that the GOP is focused on luring white voters, while Dems open their arms to all
Don’t worry about Trump’s “lead” yet: It’s too early to stress about the polls
Gary Legum
Notoriously unstable post-convention polls aren't great predictors of what will happen in November
Capitalism disrupts culture: Turbo-capitalism will wreck us, unless Hillary moves faster
Jim Sleeper
Breaking the glass ceiling won't fix the walls and foundation
Weather disasters can fuel war in volatile countries, study finds
John Upton
Nearly a quarter of deadly armed conflicts from 1980 to 2010 happened at the same time as extreme weather events
The Evolution of Michelle Obama, Convention Speaker
Silpa Kovvali
History will long remember her DNC address, but the substance and style of FLOTUS' speech was 8 years in the making
50 years of denial: How the American news media enabled the racism of Donald Trump and the Republican Party
Chauncey DeVega
The racist Southern Strategy has guided Republican electoral politics for decades — Trump's rise has exposed it
Out of the mouths of babes: When street harassment comes from boys, not men
Sarit Luban
As an adult woman, I know how to deal with strange men who catcall me. But minors are a more complicated story
Bernie vs. “The Bachelorette”: When reality and “reality” collide on TV
Scott Timberg
It's awful when people complain about a political speech intruding on a TV dating show, but it's nearly inevitable
Gen X needs a nap: Thom Yorke’s sleepy-time playlist speaks to a greater need for rest
Scott Timberg
With the world getting shrill and noisy, musicians are producing music for slumber
Michelle Obama’s dignified restraint: “When they go low, we go high” are words to live by
Mary Elizabeth Williams
For too long we've let the low road lead. We can steer ourselves away from a culture of rudeness
The twisted genius of Trump: His dark fantasy of a coronation speech was dangerously effective
Chauncey DeVega
Pundits panned Trump's speech, but his appeals to emotion showed an innate understanding of the conservative mind
Sweet escapes: Pop culture rescues to combat election-year depression
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Don't be afraid — FiveThirtyEight will still be there when you finish watching "The Golden Girls"
5 worst right-wing moments of the week: Ben Carson is really serious about this Lucifer thing
Janet Allon
Rep. Steve King didn't even bother to disguise his racism
Can we escape the no-win choice of Jihad & McWorld and reclaim democracy?
Ted Morgan
American voters' options are xenophobic nationalism and corporate globalism, but they deserve something better
The party of myth and nostalgia: The GOP jobs narrative is hopelessly stuck in the past
David Masciotra
Republicans want to build a time machine to the economy of decades past rather than looking to the future
Searching for a great American rock show: Why is rock ‘n’ roll on TV so hard to get right?
Scott Timberg
HBO's "Vinyl" was an expensive flop, and Cameron Crowe's "Roadies" is fading fast — can this genre be saved?
Page: 449