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Indigenous languages make inroads into public schools
Mneesha Gellman
An indigenous language has 16 advanced speakers — teaching it is a step towards greater cultural diversity
“The Last Unicorn” at 40 is a poignant prophecy and reflection of today’s eco-grief
Kimberly Coburn
"I don't have a great deal of hope for this wondrous planet," writes author Peter S. Beagle
Look who came to dinner: Nick Fuentes (and Ye) want to push GOP toward full-on Nazism
Kathryn Joyce
Nick Fuentes' Mar-a-Lago meal with Ye and Trump has the far right super excited — but not about Trump 2024
A work-from-home culture takes root in California
Phillip Reese
COVID-19 has transformed California’s workplace culture in ways researchers say will reverberate well beyond 2022
“It’s horrendous, a load of bollocks”: Helena Bonham Carter stands by Johnny Depp and J.K. Rowling
Joy Saha
Bonham Carter also told The Times that so-called "cancel culture" has become "quite hysterical" in recent years
The evolution of lighthouse keepers, the isolating yet romantic profession
Joy Saha
Netflix's fantasy adventure "Slumberland" features a father and daughter living in a lighthouse before danger hits
Push the (hot chocolate) envelope this year with these delicious customizations
Michael La Corte
Making specially flavored hot chocolates at home, like our maple pumpkin spice variety, is a real treat
If “A Christmas … Present” shows what Candace Cameron Bure means by tradition, she can keep it
Melanie McFarland
Her first new GAF holiday movie may be as corny as her Hallmark fare, but it has 500% more scripture references!
The return of the American bison is an environmental boon — and a logistical mess
Lina Tran
American bison are back on the rise. The problem is, they don't respect fences
“The L Word: Generation Q”: Shanes I have known
Alison Stine
What is it about a Shane and why can’t we stop loving them?
These chefs are giving caviar a fresh rebrand
Samantha Maxwell
Caviar and chicken nuggets? Yes, please!
How asexuals navigate romantic relationships
Alexandra Brozowski
Many people incorrectly assume that asexual people are less likely to be in romantic relationships
“Leonor Will Never Die” filmmaker on how she created her dreamy “action star grandma”
Gary M. Kramer
Martika Ramirez Escobar told Salon about her imaginative film-within-a-film combining musicals, action and more
Danke schön! “The John Hughes Mixtapes” sheds light on vibrant and essential movie soundtrack gems
Annie Zaleski
Life moves fast ... check out the mixtapes for Hughes movies, from "Ferris Bueller's" to "Pretty in Pink"
How Kennedy Center honoree Amy Grant has walked the line between “Christian” and “secular” music
David W. Stowe
The line between contemporary Christian music and secular pop music has always been blurry
Smitten Kitchen’s Deb Perelman: “I want ‘the one’ in people and I want ‘the one’ in recipes”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Perelman on capsule collections of recipes, culinary FOMO and what makes a dish a "keeper"
Is America’s infatuation with billionaires finally coming to an end?
Amanda Marcotte
Between Elon Musk, Sam Bankman-Fried, Donald Trump and Elizabeth Holmes, who still believes that money = brains?
Making etiquette for everyone again – despite, or because of, its weaponization
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's "Mind Your Manners" can be conflicting to watch, but it tacitly recognizes society favors assimilation
I’ve studied conflict resolution. Here’s what it’s taught me about surviving the holidays
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Is every holiday family dinner a battle? This is how to approach a tense gathering
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” continues the series’ quest to recover and celebrate lost cultures
Julian C. Chambliss
Taking cues from Afrofuturism, the film highlights the legacy of Mesoamerican culture destroyed by colonization
I give thanks for freedom of speech: If we still know what it means
Brian Karem
Give me the right to speak freely, and I'll defend yours. Those who disengage are the real threats to democracy
“Oegugin” influencers are rising to stardom in Korea. But there’s a dark side to pop-nationalism
Jin Lee, Crystal Abidin
As K-cultures have become globally popular, Korea is an attractive destination for aspiring influencers
My Thanksgiving: How testifying for Native Americans made me a witness to history
Frederick E. Hoxie
I'm a scholar of Native American history. But my real education came from working with Native people in the present
Attorneys say Club Q shooting suspect is “nonbinary,” ask court to use “they/them pronouns”
Areeba Shah
"For the purposes of all formal filings," lawyers say, the suspect "will be addressed as Mx. Aldrich"
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