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“There’s some raunchiness”: Florida crackdown on books comes for Shakespeare
Gabriella Ferrigine
"The rest of the nation — no, the world, is laughing us," teacher says
This summer, I finally surrendered to the pumpkin spice creep
Ashlie D. Stevens
Here's why I'm breaking all my typical "food rules"
“Anti-woke” darling Richard Hanania is exposed: What this says about the “intellectual” right
Amanda Marcotte
While Trump feeds red meat to the base, the alt-right grifts educated conservatives with "respectability" packaging
“Heartstopper” illuminates that being a trans youth is joyful, everyday and larger than politics
Nardos Haile
Comments by Ne-Yo & Rowling offer a harmful view on trans youth, which makes Netflix's "Heartstopper" essential TV
J.K. Rowling removed from Museum of Pop Culture exhibit for her transphobic commentary
Joy Saha
The museum's "Fantasy: Worlds of Myth and Magic" exhibit no longer contains any mentions of the outspoken author
Reframing that “Oppenheimer” sex scene as a Hindu woman who delved into my religion’s sacred truths
Sibani Ram
The earliest Hindus saw sex as a soul of their religion and culture, and Christopher Nolan pays tribute in his way
Holocaust scholars explain why Trump has ramped up his Nazi-style rhetoric: “Words can kill”
Chauncey DeVega
"Preserving democracy requires unmasking and countering these deceptions"
Florida bans AP psychology classes, proving Ron DeSantis wants a return to the pre-Stonewall days
Amanda Marcotte
Over 30,000 students are losing college credit-level classes, because they teach being gay is normal
“And Just Like That,” Charlotte reminds us of the longstanding fatphobia in “Sex and the City”
Melanie McFarland
A woman's insecurities aren't surprising, but the show hasn't made many strides in the realm of size inclusivity
“Larger than life, but still true”: Where Pee-wee Herman fits in the history of American clowns
Ashlie D. Stevens
Following in the footsteps of Chaplin, Skelton and Radner, Paul Reubens created a modern, classic clown
“Am I gay?” I’m a middle-aged woman reinventing her life after marriage and kids — and I’m not alone
Melissa Giberson
Turning in is common for women in their 40s and 50s. Why don't we talk about it more?
Why America is going backward: Being the richest nation in history isn’t enough
Mike Lofgren
America is the greatest economic and military power in world history — and our quality of life is garbage. But why?
Jay-Z has always delivered hope – long before he was a mogul
D. Watkins
A Brooklyn Library exhibit traces his roots and influence on people like me, who needed his lyrics to get through
Are humans a cancer on the planet? A physician argues that civilization is truly carcinogenic
Troy Farah
In "Homo Ecophagus," Dr. Warren Hern gives human activity a deadly diagnosis
“Black people, we are the ultimate outsider”: Justin Simien on “radical” take on “Haunted Mansion”
D. Watkins
The director shares his Disney past, what goes into making ghosts and what's at stake in the Hollywood strikes
“We Used to Win Here”: A Salon film
Alexandra Clinton, D. Watkins
This short documentary set in Baltimore examines the growing divide in youth sports access and opportunity
“Untold: Jake Paul the Problem Child”: The 6 most eye-opening revelations from Netflix’s doc
Joy Saha
The social-media-star-turned-boxer chronicles his personal life, internet downfall and success as an athlete
Jason Aldean’s “Try That In A Small Town” hits No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100
Joy Saha
The controversial tune made its Billboard debut just last week when it secured the No. 2 spot on the charts
Criminal indictments are not enough: Donald Trump must be defeated at the ballot box
Chauncey DeVega
But even defeating Trump at the polls will be insufficient to secure the future of American democracy
That Lizzo lawsuit reminds us that even our progressive faves can be a disappointing letdown too
Nardos Haile
The Grammy award-winning singer is being accused of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment
Barbie has become an asexual icon, and we should all learn from her
Kelly Pau
Greta Gerwig's contribution to humanity knows no bounds
Why do I cook like a Sicilian? Seeing myself in the food of Italy
Maggie Hennessy
Some of these tendencies I can explain — including my love of oily fish, simple pasta and bright flavors
Jamie Foxx’s performance in “They Cloned Tyrone” adds to his legendary body of work
D. Watkins
After the Oscar winner's health scare, his hilarious turn in Netflix's sci-fi comedy mystery is a must-see
Disability rates rose sharply during the pandemic. Long COVID is largely to blame
Matthew Rozsa
COVID-19 has changed the landscape for disability rights, an issue that is already far too neglected in society
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