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“There is no revolution without art”: Kendrick Sampson on activism & his new film “Miss Juneteenth”
Melanie McFarland
From LyftBae to liberation, the "Insecure" actor reflects on abolition, radical change, and dismantling misogynoir
“The original rage was intact”: Bob Geldof on The Boomtown Rats’ comeback, even during the pandemic
Annie Zaleski
"It's the only thing that makes sense for us is to play through the confusion and chaos," Geldof told Salon
Cornel West on this moment of “escalating consciousness” and the need for radical democracy
Chauncey DeVega
Cornel West talks about the bigger paradigm shift we still need — away from military spending and neoliberalism
Wesley Lowery is right: Media’s notion of “neutrality” is an imaginary white guy
Dan Froomkin
Mainstream media's quest for "neutrality" and "objectivity" has always been racially coded. Finally we can see that
YouTube suspends account of Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes
Matthew Rozsa
YouTube tells Salon in a statement: "We have strict policies that prohibit hate speech on YouTube"
“Athlete A” is a fierce indictment of the gymnastics culture that enabled a predator
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Netflix's new documentary valorizes the powerful women and their allies who took on USA Gymnastics & Larry Nassar
Like it or not, it’s comedy’s turn to contend with its role in perpetuating systemic racism
Melanie McFarland
Examining the part cop shows play in normalizing injustice is one thing. Looking at comedy's role will be tougher
“It’s a quiet revolt”: Filmmaker on how “The Last Tree” moves between Black and white spaces
Gary M. Kramer
"Showing a young Black male self-actualizing is still revolutionary," director Shola Amoo told Salon
Huckabee: “Crazy people” who want to remove statues of “white” Jesus are “trying to erase history”
David Edwards
Huckabee tells Fox that the “real challenge” facing the world is “a culture that doesn’t understand its history”
How K-pop fans and TikTok users came together to humiliate Trump in Tulsa
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump campaign touted RSVPs in the hundreds of thousands, but the Tulsa rally was only one-third full
Trump wanted a packed house in Tulsa and street violence outside — 0 for 2
Amanda Marcotte
Trump was hoping for a "wild evening" of violence at Tulsa rally he could blame on protesters. It didn't work
The costs of safely reopening a high-end restaurant
John M. Glionna
Many restaurants are reopening, but not without anguish, deliberation, and many tough decisions.
Add these cookbooks by Black authors to your kitchen repertoire
Ashlie D. Stevens
From James Beard winners and "Top Chef" alums, the cookbooks provide a window into history along with recipes
Why are sitcom dads still so inept?
Erica Scharrer
Sitcom dads have been known for being inept. With changing expectations of fathers, have today's sitcoms ket up?
Failure and the five o’clock shadow: Teaching my 11-year-old son how to shave
John Powers
The fuzzy front end of puberty is the start of becoming a capable man, and figuring out what that means to a father
Fathering and masculinity in the age of COVID-19: A noteworthy silver lining
Ronald F. Levant
As modern life came to a halt due to the pandemic, fathers came into much closer contact with their families
The queering of friendship: Rethinking platonic relationships, guided by LGBTQ models
Mia Birdsong
Anyone of any sexual orientation, gender, or other relationships status can be in a queerplatonic relationship
We’re losing the war against surveillance capitalism because we let Big Tech frame the debate
Michael Corn
It’s too late to conserve our privacy — but to preserve what's left, we must stop defining people as commodities
The plague of inequality in the age of pandemic: This uprising is about more than George Floyd
Henry A. Giroux
Both the COVID-19 pandemic and racist police brutality are part of a larger equation. More people see that now
Andrew Cuomo saw COVID-19’s threat to nursing homes — yet he still risked adding to it
Joaquin Sapien, Joe Sexton
A New York nursing home followed the governor’s order to accept COVID patients — 18 residents died of the disease
Netflix’s potent “Disclosure” explores how Hollywood has both damaged and uplifted transgender lives
Melanie McFarland
Executive produced by Laverne Cox, the new documentary balances equal-rights education with well-earned celebration
Rev. Dr. William Barber II: Only a “major moral revival and revolution” can defeat Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Leader of the Poor People's Campaign on Trump, the George Floyd protests and America's "political Pentecost"
Who’s afraid of defunding the police? Here’s what it would actually look like
Igor Derysh
“Defunding” police isn't as scary as Republicans make it sound — and it's not about suddenly firing all the cops
From gas masks to kente cloth, “Sherman’s Showcase” Juneteenth special is well-timed and prescient
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle about why airing a show meant for February on Juneteenth works
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