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“Blacks and Jews” authors: “Whoopi is not the enemy” but “it may be too late” for America anyway
Alison Stine
Salon spoke to Terrence L. Johnson and Jacques Berlinerblau about race, "Maus" and where we should go from here
11 infamous ’90s school bans
Jake Rossen
These irresistible fads, toys and trends were once a nuisance in schools and a nightmare for parents
Store-bought is (actually) fine: Letting go of the pressures of perfection in the kitchen
Ashlie D. Stevens
The phrase made famous by Ina Garten has never been more true in my own kitchen
Italians avoided pizza for centuries — tourism changed everything
Karima Moyer-Nocchi
The story of Italian pizza is the quintessential example of the phenomenon known as the "pizza effect"
20 facts about Generation X
Jake Rossen
Gen X may be the rarest demographic cohort, but they've got some pretty bangin' traits that make them one of a kind
How the “critical race theory” moral panic morphed into book-banning frenzy
Thom Hartmann
The attack on CRT isn't about teaching history. It's about the right's desire to destroy public education
West Elm Caleb and the rise of the TikTok tabloid
Jenna Drenten
On TikTok, stories can be manufactured and dramatized like an investigative gossip reel
Biologists surprised to discover that some “random” mutations may not be so random
Matthew Rozsa
A study into malaria resistance in humans spurs a re-evaluation of the neo-Darwinist understanding of evolution
My friend recently became a nurse — what timing, right?
Kirk Swearingen
Hospitals are overloaded. Health care professionals are exhausted. My friend Kerry decided this was her fight
Suspending Whoopi Goldberg doesn’t help anyone fight against bigotry
Mia Brett
In reality, race makes no sense. So it's no surprise that racism is inconsistent and nonsensical
How “And Just Like That” makes its new friends compete for a seat at the table
Melanie McFarland
The "Sex and the City" spinoff attempts to be inclusive, but mainly as a back-up to its white woman trio
Stop feeding Joe Rogan’s trolls: Progressives must reclaim the politics of pleasure
Amanda Marcotte
The right is trying to take away books and sexual freedom — time for the left to remind folks ours is the fun side
National GOP proxy war breaks out in crowded primary to succeed Texas congressman
Patrick Svitek
There are 11 contenders, but just two have attracted national attention: Morgan Luttrell and Christian Collins
“I bought into the whole diet industry”: Valerie Bertinelli on loving herself, food and Betty White
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," Valerie Bertinelli discusses her book, "Enough Already," moving on and cooking from the heart
The psychological reason that so many fall for the “Big Lie”
Matthew Rozsa
There's a counterintuitive explanation for why big lies may be easier to believe than small ones
Trump’s race-war fantasies continue to escalate — while the media pretends not to notice
Chauncey DeVega
Trump calls four Black prosecutors racist and vows to take back "that beautiful house that happens to be white"
Fear of “furries” in schools grips conservative parents fooled by absurd Facebook rumors
Brad Reed
“If you actually look at who’s doing this, at some of the political groups getting involved, they’re all far right"
Kanye West refuses to hop on the NFT metaverse bandwagon: “Do not ask me”
Joy Saha
Although various celebs with money to burn have purchased digital ape art, Ye hasn't contributed to the craze – yet
“Pam & Tommy” is the greatest, hugest love story ever told about an unauthorized celebrity sex tape
Melanie McFarland
I can honestly say I never expected a show would go as far as Hulu's look at privacy, porn and public interest does
Joe Rogan can’t stop pushing ivermectin as a COVID treatment. Experts are tired of debunking him
Nicole Karlis
"No legitimate news source should have reported on it," an expert said of the ivermectin press release Rogan shared
Whoopi Goldberg reportedly suspended from “The View” over harmful Holocaust comments
Joy Saha, Hanh Nguyen
Meanwhile former co-host Meghan McCain decried antisemitism and said liberals on TV didn't face consequences
Republican lawmaker introduces resolution to “reprimand” the Associated Press for racism report
Jon Skolnik
State Rep. Bud Hulsey wants to "reprimand" the AP for identifying "a problem that does not exist"
Heeding the lessons of James Joyce’s “Ulysses,” a century later
Chris Hedges
Joyce's great novel, 100 years later, warns us off nationalism and idolatry, brings us together in life and death
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