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Fake burger bans and other people’s masks: Republicans crawl deeper into their imaginary victimhood
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans' victimhood addiction grows: Why conservatives are increasingly attached to utterly made-up threats
Rick Santorum makes ignorant claim there was “nothing” in America until white settlers arrived
Igor Derysh
“We have Native Americans but, candidly, there isn't much Native American culture in American culture,” he said
Gun crazy: For too many Americans, guns are tied to masculinity, patriotism and white power
Chauncey DeVega
New research suggests that for many white men, owning a gun is a mark of "good citizenship" — and racial conflict
Sen. Mazie Hirono on Trump, anti-Asian hate crimes and her remarkable immigrant story
Dean Obeidallah
The first Asian-American woman in the Senate talks about Trump's racism — and the strength she got from her mom
Why our dislikes should be celebrated as much as our likes
Jonathan Gray
Reveling in dislike can give us a modicum of control in a world that inundates us with content
Gingrich claims Joe Biden is “deliberately anti-American” while ranting about “gay flag” on Fox News
Bob Brigham
Gingrich further claims the Biden administration is "committed to infuriating the majority of the American people"
Dead in the water: The tragic human cost of swimming’s abuse scandals
Irvin Muchnick
Swimming has no Aly Raisman whistleblower (yet) but the long-term pattern of abuse and cover-up is very similar
Northern Ireland, born of strife 100 years ago, again erupts in political violence
James Waller
Brexit has reopened an old battle over Northern Ireland's identity, leading to clashes in the street
How racism found my son on Fortnite
Wallace Lane
My six-year-old is eating pizza and rambling about a video game friend when suddenly racial trauma rears its head
Prince: Why, five years after his death, the Purple One still reigns
Adam Behr
Despite the musician's jaw-dropping technique and stagecraft, Prince's legacy retains an air of mystery
Fox News guest claims the “hyper-woke” believe in “a world where Black people don’t have to do math”
Brett Bachman
"What they mean by 'social justice' is a world where, for example, Black people don't have to do math"
House Democrat stands defiant after drawing heat for blasting Tom Cotton’s “racist trash” speech
Jon Skolnik
Republicans have offered some baseless arguments against representation for 700,000 Americans
The other George Floyd story: How media freedom led to conviction in his killer’s trial
Michael J. Socolow
The history and weight of press freedom played a powerful, but unacknowledged, role in Derek Chauvin's conviction
How is Marjorie Taylor Greene’s failed “America First” caucus any different from the GOP?
Chauncey DeVega
MTG and Paul Gosar spoke too boldly — but their blatant white supremacy is just standard Republican politics
Cardi B snaps back after GOP congressman blames her for “the moral decline of America”
Brett Bachman
“This is why people gotta vote, elect better people cause you got these dum a**es representing states”
In comedy “Rutherford Falls,” Ed Helms is a nice guy who prefers the myth of his whitewashed history
Melanie McFarland
The creatives behind "The Good Place," "Parks and Rec" & "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" bring this sweet yet sharp new series
Uncovering the “Secrets of the Whales,” from beluga baby names to fascinating seafood preferences
Alli Joseph
Photographer Brian Skerry dropped by "Salon Talks" to discuss his new Disney+ series about the mysterious mammals
Why this trial was different: Experts explain what guilty verdict for Derek Chauvin means for police
Alexis Karteron, Jeannine Bell, Rashad Shabazz
Scholars of policing, law and race explain the landmark guilty verdicts handed down in Chauvin's trial
The historic Chauvin verdict isn’t “justice” — it’s a broken system trying to save itself
Chauncey DeVega
Our expectations are so low that conviction for a blatant, obvious murder feels like redemption. That's not enough
J.D. Vance leads GOP hypocrisy on “Big Tech” — while raking in cash from Silicon Valley
Igor Derysh
Josh Mandel and "Hillbilly Elegy" author J.D. Vance pose as anti-Big Tech populists — until you follow the money
The making of a right-wing martyr: Conservatives treat Derek Chauvin’s conviction as an act of war
Amanda Marcotte
Turning a dead-eyed murderer like Derek Chauvin into a martyr shows that the right has no limits on its open racism
Trevor Noah’s wit is an effective weapon against white supremacy and defense of police violence
Sophia A. McClennen
There is nothing funny about police violence. But Noah's satire exposes the racism and stupidity supporting it
Michelle Zauner’s “Crying in H-Mart” is a food memoir so painfully delicious, your eyes water
Paula Young Lee
Indie artist Japanese Breakfast spoke to Salon about artistry & defining identity through a "place of unbelonging"
Higher education: Here are 5 of the best documentaries about weed out now
Ashlie D. Stevens
From nuns who grow to Fab 5 Freddy's look into how American music was shaped by weed, there's a story for everyone
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