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Obama aide Ben Rhodes on the global crisis of democracy: It’s real, and we have to fight back
Dean Obeidallah
Obama's former deputy national security adviser has been traveling the globe — and Donald Trump isn't the problem
The changing face of “America’s dog” — and what it says about us
Brett Bachman
An examination of our various canine love affairs, from postwar era's working dogs to the designer breeds of today
What do mentors and protégés owe each other?
Susan Shapiro
As a writing professor, it’s complicated when students find wild success
Award-winning barbecue guru Steve Raichlen on summer grilling: “Less meat, more vegetables”
Alli Joseph
Smoke summery tomatoes, build asparagus "rafts" and even grill avocado with the author of "The Barbecue Bible"
How “Rick and Morty” and “Loki” built thoughtful altars to apathy for everything we hold dear
Melanie McFarland
Both shows acknowledge that gods exist. But each questions the zealotry with which we follow them
Using “DNA” as a metaphor? It’s in English’s DNA
Olga Mecking
Just as DNA embeds our genetic information, the metaphor has embedded itself into our lexicon
A brief history of the American cookout
Arlyn Osborne
With origins dating back to the 1500s, cookouts — both grilling and barbecuing — are a huge part of American life
White Gen X and millennial evangelicals are losing faith in the conservative culture wars
Terry Shoemaker
Younger evangelicals are openly questioning the religious and political traditions of their parents
Fighting back against the age of manufactured ignorance: Resistance is still possible
Henry A. Giroux
Republican attacks on "critical race theory" are part of a larger right-wing strategy. Resistance is crucial
From abortion and porn to women and race: How Southern Baptist Convention resolutions have evolved
Ryan Burge
What the Southern Baptist Convention cares about today isn't the same as it was 100 or even eight years ago
Stop dressing like your kids – it’s weird, sad and kind of creepy
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It began with Mommy and Me chic, and now the matchy-matchy family uniform is a sign of how lonely we really are
Sharks have an image problem — and are on the edge of extinction
Melissa Cristina Marquez
Crucial to our ecosystem, sharks get an undeserved bad rap. It's time they got a PR makeover
The right’s attack on “critical race theory”: Another battle in the Orwellian war against democracy
Chauncey DeVega
For the right, "critical race theory" is all-embracing but meaningless. Its sole purpose is to scare white people
Despite male hysteria, #MeToo didn’t “go too far” – it hasn’t gone far enough
Kylie Cheung
One or two high-profile cases haven't created change or a "bandwagon" effect. This narrative needs to be challenged
Documentary “Audible” lets a Maryland School for the Deaf football player truly be seen and heard
Gary M. Kramer
Netflix filmmakers spoke to Salon about creating an authentic immersive experience for Deaf & hearing viewers alike
NYC mayoral primary descends into chaos — but don’t blame ranked-choice voting
Igor Derysh
Right-wingers seize on NYC snafu to undermine voting rights push — but ranked-choice voting isn't the problem
Donald Rumsfeld’s death leaves behind a legacy of arrogance and violence
Erik Loomis
In a just world, Rumsfeld would have been tried for war crimes, or at least became persona non grata
Want impossibly crisp chicken parmesan? Try this simple sheet pan layering trick
Michael La Corte
Stick around for the browned shards of melted cheese. Chef's treat!
Bill Cosby’s sexual assault conviction overturned in surprise court ruling
Kylie Cheung
The entertainer was originally convicted and sentenced in 2018 on three counts of aggravated indecent assault
Tucker Carlson prepares white nationalists for war: Don’t ignore the power of his rhetoric
Chauncey DeVega
Fox News' prime-time star and other far-right media voices are ramping up the hate — and denial is no answer
Rising GOP star Ron DeSantis goes after campus thoughtcrime with vague, threatening new law
Jon Skolnik
Likely 2024 contender leads GOP assault on academic freedom with bill aiming to drive "stale ideology" off campus
Fox News agrees to pay $1 million in fines for “willful and wanton violations” of human rights law
John Wright
The settlement is the largest-ever financial penalty in the six-decade history of the NYC Human Rights Commission
Now Dan Crenshaw and Tom Cotton want to cancel U.S. Olympic athlete over silent protest
Zachary Petrizzo
"Y'all are obsessed with me," tweets U.S. Olympian Gwen Berry as right-wing media, elected Republicans pile on
As a teenager, I hated Britney Spears and decades later I’m owning up to this misogyny
Jessica Kelton
It was a visceral feeling from the moment I first saw her, clad in a schoolgirl uniform ...
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