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Overworked school superintendents are hesitant to take on the role of public health officer, too
Matthew Rozsa
America's superintendents say it's become impossible to avoid politics as they institute safety measures in schools
20 epic fails from the history of pop culture
Ellen Gutoskey
For every smash hit, there are a plethora of projects that thoroughly went awry
How gay men justify their racism on Grindr
Christopher T. Conner
Grindr allows for anonymity in a way that other dating apps do not
8 complaints to the FCC about children’s TV
Sonia Weiser
People had a fair amount of concerns about "Sesame Street"
Evangelicals, science and the vaccine: Refusal is built on deep-seated fear
Nathaniel Manderson
Too many of my fellow evangelicals see science as the mortal enemy of faith. It doesn't have to be that way
Orwell’s ideas remain relevant 75 years after “Animal Farm” was published
Mark Satta
Orwell’s dystopian novel "1984" surged to the top of Amazon’s best-sellers list after Trump’s Inauguration in 2017
Elijah Wood on playing the “best friend” of Ted Bundy: “He continues to endure as a fascination”
Gary M. Kramer
The actor-producer of "No Man of God" spoke to Salon about playing an FBI profiler who befriended the serial killer
The social and environmental perils of magical thinking
Louise Fabiani
We can’t just assume that the pandemic, the climate crisis, and other pressing societal issues will work out fine
How the Minnesota GOP imploded: From a toxic workplace to a full-blown sex trafficking scandal
Brett Bachman
Staffers complained of a "sickness" inside the state's Republican Party. No one did anything — and it spread
A guide to “The Other Two” before jumping into the zany HBO Max comedy’s new season
Kaitlin Thomas
If you never caught the hilarious show before or just need a refresher, here's what you need to know
“The Good Fight” bosses on that inevitable violent finale, optimism and delivering us to “Evil”
Melanie McFarland
Michelle and Robert King spoke to Salon about idealism, misguided justice and what informs their storytelling
How “The Chair” needs to do better by Sandra Oh
Kylie Cheung
Netflix's dramedy shows the frustrations of people of color in academia but keeps getting sidetracked
Gefilte fish isn’t just for Jews: The Passover staple is a great daily snack
Matthew Rozsa
Gefilte fish has its haters, but the delicious dish deserves a better reputation
The secret corporate memo behind today’s guerrilla war on campus progressives
Nancy MacLean, Lisa Graves
The memo was called "Attack on the American Enterprise System" — a missive full of socialist fear mongering
“Put the fangs back in feminism”: Author Rafia Zakaria on how feminism loses relevance to whiteness
Kylie Cheung
"If we want to salvage feminism, you have to remove white racial privilege," says "Against White Feminism" author
Sean Penn doesn’t need anti-vaxxers watching his movies in theater, thank you very much
Kylie Cheung
"Most of the people who aren't vaccinated probably aren’t interested in my movies, anyway"
Britney Spears is a cautionary tale of pornification
Bernadette Barton
Celebrating one's body and sexuality can be empowering – until our society's male gaze turns into condemnation
Science quietly wins one of the right’s longstanding culture wars
Matthew Rozsa
A new survey reveals a resounding victory for advocates of evolution and a setback for purveyors of pseudoscience
Of course “Cowboy Bebop” is already inciting horny male outrage, and it hasn’t even premiered yet
Kylie Cheung
The men of genre fandoms don't want their scantily clad female characters messed with – so what else is new?
Cottage cheese isn’t tasteless — you just need to buy the good stuff
Summer Rylander
The maligned tubs were a 90s diet stand-by. Up the fat content for a better cottage cheese experience
Freud, Nietzsche, Paglia, Fanon: our expert guide to the books of “The White Lotus”
Jane Howard
Book covers speak loudly in HBO's TV drama about the lives of the rich and privileged
“Autism is not a disease — it’s a disability”: Journalist Eric Garcia debunks autism myths
Matthew Rozsa
Eric Garcia talks about autistic media representation and why white nationalists are weirdly obsessed with autism
“Nine Perfect Strangers” and the orientalist displays of the western wellness industry
Kylie Cheung
It's no accident that Yao is the first face that greets many Tranquillum guests with a gentle & serene "Namaste"
Where are the “wine dads”? How gendered alcohol merchandise speaks to inequity in domestic labor
Ashlie D. Stevens
T-shirts and tumblers at the intersection of parenting and alcohol are a clue to discrepancies in responsibilities
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