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Why we should be thanking Joss Whedon and Jeff Garlin for their candor about workplace misconduct
Melanie McFarland
For everyone who quit jobs that propped up abusive bosses, reading these men's self-deluding views is validating
Fermented vegetables are a critical part of worldwide cuisines — and for good reason
Cathy Erway
What's old may be new again here in the US, but fermentation never went out of style across the rest of the globe
How one young actor is using American Sign Language in animation
Alison Stine
"Madagascar: A Little Wild" Deaf actor Shaylee Mansfield says her biggest challenge is "being hired for any roles"
Texas GOP candidate won’t ditch overt white nationalist staffer, blames “cancel culture”
Kathryn Joyce
How far is too far for Texas Republicans? For Don Huffines, aide tied to “groyper” guru Nick Fuentes is no problem
Republicans’ red flag: GOP ignores warning signs of struggle
Heather Digby Parton
While Republicans crow about a shift in party identification, the generic ballot may spell midterm doom for the GOP
Al Yankovic gets the “weird” biopic he deserves, with the perfect actor to play him
Joy Saha
After "UHF" in the late '80s, here's the movie that Weird Al fans have been waiting for
Once again Republicans will try to claim MLK — but if he were here, they’d despise him
Chauncey DeVega
Dr. King's legacy is a formidable weapon against white supremacy — but not if we allow the right to reshape it
Southern hospitality doesn’t always apply to Black people, as revealed in killing of Ahmaud Arbery
Barbara Harris Combs
The seemingly innocent and patriotic Southern culture masks prevailing discrimination and blatant racism
Leanne Brown’s “self-love potion” will get you through a rough day
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why being "Good Enough" in the kitchen is better than being perfect
America’s deepest and most dangerous divide isn’t between Democrats and Republicans
Richard Eckersley
Americans long for personal and social transformation — but mainstream politics and media are trapped in the past
How Ron DeSantis became “the 1,100-pound gorilla” in Florida politics: “Cross him once, you’re dead”
Meaghan Ellis
A new Politico report lays out the "tremendous amount of power" the Florida governor has in his state
A Zoom of one’s own: Leaving my job helped my mental health — and my mission
Susan Shapiro
When I didn't complete a new requirement for online teaching, my job got canceled. Now I'm teaching on my own terms
Why is BJ always drinking milk on “The Righteous Gemstones”?
Ashlie D. Stevens
This beverage choice has a long history of symbolism in both Christian scripture and pop culture
Leonard Mlodinow, author of “Emotional,” on how fear and disgust are your brain’s friends
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of "Emotional" talks about the complicated relationship between thinking and feeling
From logos to gender fluidity, what “Station Eleven” costumes reveal in the aftermath of apocalypse
Melanie McFarland
Series costume designer Helen Huang spoke to Salon about the unfettered language of fashion freed from its past
“Our brain is not a slot machine,” so quit trying to hack it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Tailored Brain" author Emily Willingham talked to us on the myths and truths of brain hacking
Everything sucks here: Liberal parents are losing their minds over COVID-related school closures
Andrew O'Hehir
There's no one-size-fits-all key to getting through the omicron winter. Political horse-race lenses aren't helping
Kanye West is a suspect for allegedly punching a fan as video emerges of him yelling outside LA club
Joy Saha
The musician, who was recently named a Coachella headliner, is under investigation for misdemeanor battery
Bryant Terry says he just wrote his last cookbook—but this top chef hasn’t finished leaving his mark
Joseph Neese
Run, don't walk to pick up a copy of Bryant Terry's latest cookbook "Black Food"
DeSantis wants parents to sue schools that teach “critical race theory”: “Nobody wants this crap”
Jon Skolnik
"We reject the notion that parents shouldn't have a say in what their kids learn in school," DeSantis said
The secret to tender and juicy meat on the grill
Palak Patel
Plus, try this recipe for delicious Indian Wings
In a world that still traps animals, can science ever limit suffering?
Michael Schulson
People have trapped animals for millennia, seeking fur and food. Is there an empirical way to make the practice mor
At one Texas school, LGBTQ teens call onslaught of hostile laws “matter of life and death”
Josephine Lee
Facing a tsunami of anti-LGBTQ laws and regulations, teens in one Texas district say it's a mental health crisis
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