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Between “The Bachelor” finale and “The Talk,” reality TV has shown us the toll of ignoring racism
Melanie McFarland
Inclusivity is just the start – welcome to another uncomfortable TV conversation about race in March
Seth Meyers: “Trump was Fox’s big star, and defending him was their No. 1 mission”
Sarah K Burris
The late-night host calls out Fox News for desperately trying to turn everything Joe Biden says into a scandal
Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Guam National Guard troops of trying to “ambush” her with cookies
Igor Derysh
Delegate visited Greene’s office with members of the National Guard after she referred to Guam as foreign country
Over sourdough? Here are five cooking projects to take on during year two of COVID-19
Katherine Sacks
May we suggest you make 2021 the year of kombucha, yogurt, sausage-making or homemade miso?
Republican men are most likely to be COVID-19 anti-vaxxers, not women
Nicole Karlis
The stereotype of the "anti-vax mom" is no longer accurate: conservative men are now the most likely culprits
Mercers, Peter Thiel drop millions to back “Hillbilly Elegy” author’s possible Senate run
Igor Derysh
Billionaires who bankrolled Trump donate more than $10 million to super PAC supporting J.D. Vance's Ohio campaign
“We’re going down a very dark road”: Fox News obsesses over Dr. Seuss for a third week in a row
David Edwards
"We are witnessing really a growing movement in America to silence opposing minority voices by a social media mob"
“Persona” argues convincingly that it’s time to cancel personality tests
Matthew Rozsa
"Persona" explores the dark history of personality tests like Myers-Briggs — and how they're used to oppress
Joe Biden is boring — and it’s driving the media crazy
Amanda Marcotte
Yes, Biden is boring. It is why he is just what the country needs to restore some sense into politics
Women used to dominate the beer industry — until the witch accusations started pouring in
Laken Brooks
Much of the iconography we associate with witches originated from women working as master brewers
We can see the gender bias of all-boys’ schools by the books they study in English
Cody Reynolds
The way literature is studied in co-ed classrooms is profoundly different to how it’s done in all-male schools
Julia Turshen unites healthy and comfort in the kitchen: Delicious “does not have to be complicated”
Joseph Neese
Turshen's new healthy cookbook celebrates comfort food and has nothing to do with weight loss — it's a revolution
Joy Reid’s truth-telling: The hidden wages of white supremacy and the N-word
Chauncey DeVega
MSNBC host claimed right-wingers would sacrifice for "freedom" to use the N-word. Thing is, they don't have to
Why professional wrestlers are more likely to die young
Jonathan Gelber
Pro wrestlers from the 1980s and 1990s are dying young — and there's a medical reason why
How reading aloud can be an act of seduction
Kiera Vaclavik
Children aren’t the only ones who benefit from being read to
The true story of Michel Foucault’s LSD trip that changed history
Mitchell Dean, Daniel Zamora
The French philosopher burned and rewrote much of "The History of Sexuality" as a result of his acid revelations
Meghan and Harry’s Oprah interview: why “royal confessionals” threaten the monarchy
Laura Clancy
The monarchy relies upon a careful balance of visibility and invisibility to reproduce its power
The subversive joys of Joan Micklin Silver’s little-known New York City short films
Marsha Gordon
Watch "The Fur Coat Club" and "The Case of the Elevator Duck," classroom gems Silver made before hitting Hollywood
Italian-Americans and the language of food: How calamari became galamar and ricotta became rigott
Michael La Corte
I'm half-Italian, but I didn’t grow up speaking a lick of the mellifluous tongue
Road salt is imperiling aquatic ecosystems. It doesn’t have to.
Anne N. Connor
A pilot project in upstate NY shows how we can balance our need for safe roads with our duty to protect nature
Why the left loves Martin Scorsese movies – especially right now
Keith A. Spencer
Shows and movies about organized crime are becoming cultural calling cards for the online left. Here’s why
Sharon Osbourne’s meltdown defense of Piers Morgan was a live lesson in misogynoir
Melanie McFarland
The British rock mom weaponized her privilege to force her co-hosts into a position where they had to placate her
Cuomo decries “cancel culture” after group of New York lawmakers calls for his resignation
Jon Skolnik
A majority of the New York delegation in the House of Representatives has called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to step down
After opposing wildly popular stimulus package, GOP hopes to gnaw away at public support
Ramsey Touchberry
Republicans flee in all directions: They'll take credit for parts of the package, while claiming it's useless
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