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An endless arms race: How to fight the NRA’s absurd solution to mass shootings
John Davenport
More armed guards everywhere, more guns everywhere. Do you want to live in that country? It's time to say no
For the love of Mexican cuisine: Revisiting “Like Water for Chocolate” on its 30th anniversary
Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
At a time when Mexican cuisine was narrowly defined in the U.S., the film showed viewers so much more
Empowering “Dark Winds” Navajo women: “As Native people, our continuing existence is a radical act”
Melanie McFarland
Writer Maya Rose Dittloff spoke to Salon about making room to tell the stories of the women in Joe Leaphorn's life
What is “heteropessimism,” and why do men and women suffer from it?
Jennifer Hamilton
It's time to examine alternative ways of living and loving found in other cultures and LGBTQAI+ communities
America and the “Heathen”: How we set ourselves apart from “sh**hole countries”
Kathryn Joyce
If the concept of "heathenism" seems outmoded, author Kathryn Gin Lum says it defines race and religion in America
The 50 best 3-hour-or-longer movies, according to Rotten Tomatoes
Ellen Gutoskey
These films are worth watching, even if they should come with bathroom breaks
Is Chris Pratt really The Worst Chris, or are we penalizing his averageness?
Melanie McFarland
Many of the actor's detractors don't like him for reasons he'll probably never be able to shake
Let’s all stop ignoring The Fandom Menace. It’s real, and it’s winning
Melanie McFarland
Attacks from the toxic side of Marvel and "Star Wars" fandom are a feature, not a bug, and they serve a darker side
Drag is not dangerous: How exposing your kids to drag performance can be a good thing
Heidi Klaassen
My son came out at age 9 and has found acceptance and self-love in "RuPaul's Drag Race"
Say gay
Lauren McBrayer
My kids have been saying gay a lot since their mom unexpectedly discovered at 40 that she's attracted to women
Soju is the refreshing summer drink you’ve been waiting for
Valerie Li
Make sure to add soju to your drink rotation
The other cancel culture: How a public university is bowing to a conservative crusade
Daniel Golden, Kirsten Berg
Boise State University keeps capitulating to right-wing complaints
Bouillon powder is your pantry’s new secret weapon
Maggie Hennessy
It's good for so much more than soup
Despite right-wing narrative, “hardening” schools is taking the easy way out
William Astore
Hardening schools and arming teachers is the wrong approach to rising gun violence, Air Force vet writes
The healing power of the peach
Ashlie D. Stevens
After struggling with an eating disorder and purity culture, summer fruit taught me to love life (and food) again
“We all keep the same kinds of secrets”: An expert on what our secrets mean and why we carry them
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the author of "The Secret Life of Secrets" about what we're all hiding from each other, and why
We need to talk about whiteness — and then we need to dismantle it
Baynard Woods
An encounter with the police when I was 16 played out in my favor because of my race. Here's why it stuck with me
From “Fargo” to “Dark Winds,” Zahn McClarnon keeps perfecting his art – but don’t call him an artist
Melanie McFarland
The "Dark Winds" star and producer spoke to Salon about Tony Hillerman and playing the role he's always wanted
How “Bob’s Burgers” and its loving queerness became a cult favorite among the LGBTQ community
Ashlie D. Stevens
"I just enjoy seeing a world where being gay – or whatever you may be – isn’t questioned"
A travel writer’s guide to eating New Orleans
Chaya Milchtein
Come for the shrimp and grits, stay for the goat curry gnocchi
Was there anything real about Elvis Presley?
Michael Bertrand
King of White Trash Culture or King of Rock 'n' Roll? He remains a very public enigma
State legislatures are effectively helping rogue doctors spread misinformation
Edwin Nieblas-Bedolla
A tiny minority of medical professionals are spreading COVID-19 misinformation and prescribing unproven therapies
Young women were the “foot soldiers” of the anti-abortion movement and “morally bankrupt” Trump
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the director of "Battleground" explains how anti-choice wasn't just driven by "old white men"
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