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“Everything’s Gonna Be Okay” is pretty darn great, actually
Matthew Rozsa
In this warm new comedy, Josh Thomas ("Please Like Me") plays a young man raising his half-siblings
State of emergency: High tension in Virginia as right-wing gun fanatics descend on Richmond
Amanda Marcotte
With a Democratic legislature passing mild gun restrictions, armed militia types threaten violence in Virginia
Former GOP strategist Rick Wilson: “F**king hating” Trump is the key to winning in 2020
Dean Obeidallah
Former Republican political wizard outlines Democratic strategy vs. Trump: "This guy is a lying liar who lies"
In outrage over its bunk science, Goop finds fuel for growth
Michael Schulson
Goop's forthcoming Netflix show suggests that their denunciations don’t matter
Netflix’s buzzy “Killer Inside” tries to make sense of Aaron Hernandez’s murderous mindset
Ashlie D. Stevens
A new three-part Netflix series digs into the downfall of the ex-NFL star and how he became a cold-blooded killer
So much for the “liberal media”: Chattering-class hypocrisy is supporting Trump’s rule
Chauncey DeVega
Hillary warned us — and the media crucified her. Now a smug culture of neutrality is enabling a would-be fascist
Why do minor culture-war issues dominate election coverage, while we ignore the serious stuff?
Amanda Marcotte
Why Trump's plumbing obsession and a Democratic slap-fight over mansplaining get more coverage than real issues
Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders engage in soul-sapping fireworks at Iowa debate: Who benefits?
Amanda Marcotte
Sanders sticks by claim that he never said a woman couldn't win; Warren tries to rise above the entire debate
“Little America” star: “Gay marriage is evolution”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks with Apple TV+ series actor Haaz Sleiman, who plays a Syrian man who flees persecution for being gay
“Boys & Sex” author: If you can’t say no, I don’t know if you can hear it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Girls & Sex" author Peggy Orenstein heard the heartbreaking story from boys who've been taught not to feel
If you want a preview of what four more years of Trump could bring, visit Hungary
Thom Hartmann
Steve Bannon has said that Hungary’s strongman prime minister Viktor Orbán was “Trump before Trump.”
Trump’s authoritarian assault on democracy continues: What lies ahead?
Chauncey DeVega
Fascism scholar Ruth Ben-Ghiat: If Trump wins again, America will be "ready for full-on authoritarian rule"
Against meal kits
Keith A. Spencer
The proliferation of Silicon Valley meal kit delivery companies is gentrifying cooking
Telecommuters create positive change — so why aren’t employers more accepting?
Fynnwin Prager, Mohja Rhoads
More workplaces are allowing employees to telecommute, but there are still barriers to more flexible arrangements
For linguists, it was the decade of the pronoun
Reed Blaylock
The American Dialect Society chose ‘they’ as its ‘Word of the Decade', in a nod to shifting attitudes on gender
The politics of my cleavage
Elizabeth Covington
My figure inadvertently transformed me into an activist against the perception of women’s bodies as obscene
Don’t be fooled by charismatic robots
Karla Erickson
The popular perception of a “robot” has shifted from Terminator to Siri — and that could have repercussions for how
Feminism is alive and well on “Days of Our Lives”
Emily Rems
One of the iconic soap’s young stars is making sure her character doesn’t fall prey to scripted sexism
Netflix’s “Cheer” director: Cheerleaders are “the toughest athletes I’ve ever filmed”
Ashlie D. Stevens
In a new Netflix docuseries, cheerleaders finally get filmed like the world-class athletes they are
What everyone should know about Reconstruction 150 years after the 15th Amendment’s ratification
Tiffany Mitchell Patterson
Many African Americans made education a high priority after the Civil War
“Uncut Gems” and the drive to look like a somebody, no matter what the cost
D. Watkins
I walked in the theater looking to be entertained and left questioning my own value system
Alex Trebek reveals how he’ll decide when it’s finally time to leave “Jeopardy!”
Melanie McFarland
At a recent event in Pasadena, the longtime "Jeopardy!" host reflects on his impact and plans for the future
“Party of Five” reboots the ’90s classic with a family orphaned by deportation
Melanie McFarland
In Freeform's must-watch drama, meet the Acostas, a hard-working family torn apart by our cruel deportation policy
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