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Adviser to Turning Point USA sends newsletter “so racist” it could “make a Ku Klux Klansman blush”
Alex Henderson
Talking Points Memo first reported on the newsletter from an adviser to a pro-Trump GOP group
“Outnumbered”: White evangelicals find themselves on the decline
Alex Henderson
A study in 2020 found there were more Mainline Protestants than White evangelicals in the U.S.
Historian Annette Gordon-Reed: Jan. 6 was a “turning point” in American history
Chauncey DeVega
Pulitzer-winning Harvard historian on the battle for the past and the fragile state of American democracy
Vaping on film looks less glamorous than the Hollywood smoking of yesteryear
Becky Freeman, Christina Watts
How "Mare of Easttown" and "I Care a Lot" reflects the grittier practice of vaping as smoking exits stage left
HBO’s “The White Lotus” satirizes the oddly funny, mutually exploitative side of luxury vacations
Melanie McFarland
"Enlightened" creator Mike White explores the discomfort of how travel can bring out the worst in the entitled
“Blindspotting” is a “truly American story” about living in a country addicted to imprisoning people
D. Watkins
"Blindspotting" co-creator/star Rafael Casal went on "Salon Talks" to discuss families of prisoners, gentrification
Lauren Boebert campaigns against all government benefits during CPAC speech
Bob Brigham
Democrats celebrated the comments, which may come back to haunt the GOP in the midterm elections
How “Sex/Life” fails in its miscarriage portrayal while other shows succeeded with compassion
Kylie Cheung
From "Fleabag" & "Grey's Anatomy" to Chrissy Tiegen, being vocal about miscarriage makes the experience less lonely
California hotel boots Matt Gaetz, MTG rally: “We just want to stay clear of that”
Bob Brigham
"As soon as we found out who the speakers were we immediately canceled it," the hotel's manager said
Why Jack the Ripper and other serial killer narratives endure
Clare Whitfield
For me, my fascination began as a child, when I opened a book my mother explicitly told me not to open
When evangelical snowflakes censor the Bible: The English Standard Version goes PC
Paul Rosenberg
How a Bible edition aimed at right-wing evangelicals has quietly scrubbed references to slavery and "the Jews"
“Beauty and the Beat” at 40: The Go-Go’s landmark debut ushered in a musical new wave
Annie Zaleski
A look at the album, from "We Got the Beat" to "Our Lips Are Sealed," that broke barriers with its sound
No, you can’t identify as “transracial.” But you can affirm your gender
Braden Hill, Stevie Lane
"Unlike gender, race presents as categorized (often physical) traits that are socially constructed and understood"
Dean Cain slams “wokeness and anti-American-ism” in new Captain America comic
Kylie Cheung
The actor appeared on Fox News to complain but has notably neglected to read the comic inspiring the lengthy rant
The multiverse is a common plot point in shows like “Rick & Morty” and “Loki.” But is it real?
Matthew Rozsa
Multiverses give writers endless possibilities for storytelling. But is our universe really one of many?
Revisiting Meghan McCain’s legacy on “The View” shows the reality of across-the-aisle “friendships”
Kylie Cheung
What, exactly, was she doing on the show in the first place?
New TrumpWorld social media site Gettr is hacked, mocked and trolled with hedgehog porn
Zachary Petrizzo
Jason Miller's new platform is latest right-wing social flop, following Gab, Parler and Mike Lindell's Frank
Fox News is shocked Captain America, longtime Nazi puncher, is political
Kylie Cheung
"It’s so sad when Captain America is like Captain Woke or Captain Propaganda," one Fox guest said
Wendy’s steps into the fast food plant-based burger wars
Julia Pedrozo Santiago
Vegan burgers have become a mainstay at the drive-through. How will Wendy's black bean burger stack up?
A summer caprese with a Middle Eastern twist
Mary Elizabeth Williams
When it's too hot to cook, let za'atar do the heavy lifting
As tourism returns, we can’t allow cruise companies to destroy coral reefs for profit
Kelly Heber Dunning
The ever-growing power of multinational corporations to transform environmental policy is starting to be felt
Biden’s infrastructure bill — no matter how “bipartisan” — will not defeat fascism
Chauncey DeVega
Biden has a well-meaning strategy: Prove to Republicans that democracy still works. That's not nearly enough
Remember the Alamo? Actually, Texas Republicans would rather you didn’t
Jon Skolnik
Texas Republicans who claim to oppose "cancel culture" just banished an Alamo history event from a state museum
“Starstruck” creator Rose Matafeo shares her rom-com secrets, including how to woo a funny woman
Hanh Nguyen
The Kiwi comic spoke to Salon about her new HBO Max series, periods, film bros and fonts
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