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White isn’t a neutral color: “Doctor Strange,” Tilda Swinton and the “unwinnable” diversity argument
Silpa Kovvali
Marvel wants us to believe that erasing Asians from their upcoming film is simply the most sensible option
Why we can’t reform our cops: Race, guns and the failure to police the police
Malcolm K. Sparrow
Police kill an average of three people per day. It does not have to be this way, yet never seems to change
Bernie is the hero of 2016: Just because he’s losing the nomination doesn’t mean he’s failed
Conor Lynch
Sanders should continue his fight to represent the interests of American workers. There's too much at stake
Our gun myths are all wrong: The real history behind the Second Amendment clichés that have sustained our lethal gun culture
Pamela Haag
America was born with a unique bond to gun culture, some would have you believe. They're peddling bad history
Stop calling them conservatives! The new GOP of Trump & Cruz is the party of nihilism
Conor Lynch
Even as unattractive a label as "conservative" is too good for the extremism of today's leading Republicans
Larry Wilmore’s big night: Late night’s elder statesman steps up in tonight’s career-defining role
Sonia Saraiya
The "Nightly Show" host is the perfect voice to head up Obama's last White House Correspondents’ Dinner
We must shame dumb Trump fans: The white working class are not victims
David Masciotra
It's not smug liberalism to point out Trump backers are low-educated. What's dangerous is to sympathize with them
“Grief sedated by orgasm, orgasm heightened by grief”: Beyoncé, “Lemonade” and the new reality of infidelity
Esther Perel
It's time to change the way we talk about affairs — and Beyoncé's "Lemonade" is a powerful first step
E.U. forcing refugees into “concentration camps” as economic crisis fuels far-right, warns Greek ex-finance minister
Ben Norton
Yanis Varoufakis says Europe could help refugees, but instead forces Greece to "intern" and treat them inhumanely
The anti-Semitic invective this journalist drew for her Melania Trump profile will make you ill
Scott Eric Kaufman
The only place Julia Ioffe's experienced such harassment before? Vladimir Putin's Russia
A liberal case for Donald Trump: The lesser of two evils is not at all clear in 2016
Walker Bragman
Is there one? A Trump presidency needn't be a nightmare for the left. On many issues, Clinton presidency might be
“Donald Trump is a dangerous individual”: Larry Wilmore opens up to Salon about what’s funny in Washington this year — and what isn’t
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to "The Nightly Show" host about hosting the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Trump and the election
This is a public health crisis: America’s sleep inequality matches its income inequality
Theresa Fisher
The lower you are on the socioeconomic ladder, the less shut-eye you're likely to get. A psychologist explains
Has American pro soccer finally arrived? In this strange saga, the answer is “almost”
Andrew O'Hehir
The building of New York's insta-team is the latest twist in the long, strange tale of Major League Soccer
The librarian who outfoxed Al Qaeda: “In one spasm of violence, they burned just about everything they could find”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the author of "The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu" about jihadis and the heist of the century
Stop saying you’re sorry: “Women will apologize to inanimate objects for bumping into them”
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Salon spoke with Sara Benincasa about subverting the self-help genre with "Real Artists Have Day Jobs"
This is what the revolution looks like: Former Sanders staffers are launching a new PAC aimed at midterm Congressional elections
Sean Illing
The ambitious new plan by Bernie staffers is a giant leap in guaranteeing his movement endures
Sci-fi’s Tea Party trolls go to war: Battle over prestigious Hugo Awards heats up
Scott Timberg
Obsessed with "SJWs" and their own toxic politics, self-righteous voters want to bully their way to victory
They’re all like David Brooks: The mainstream media will never understand middle America
Neal Gabler
The disconnect goes beyond geography. Most pundits have never known the economic hardship on which they opine
The Donald Trump jokes are on us now: This public humiliation should have tanked his politics career — but it only fueled his fire
Matthew Rozsa
5 years after Seth Meyers mocked his presidential ambitions at the 2011 "Nerd Prom," America is the punchline
Teach girls to embrace their inner nerd: Making Silicon Valley look less dorky won’t solve its gender problem
Silpa Kovvali
The key to recruiting more young women into tech shouldn't be to glam up an industry that has been a geek haven
The right continues to eat itself: Ann Coulter explodes at Charles Koch for calling Trump a “terrible role model”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Koch would let immigrants destroy American culture so long as someone cut his taxes, she argued
Bernie Sanders: Drug laws are a racial issue as much as a legal one
Scott Eric Kaufman
The Vermont senator told Chris Hayes that the War on Drugs has been more about race than crime
Beyoncé’s radical invitation: In “Lemonade,” a blueprint for black women working through pain
Priscilla Ward
Some will consume "Lemonade" for the gossip, but its healing themes for black women are bigger than one family
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