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Love and loss in L.A.’s Eastside: Just by existing, Tanya Saracho’s “Vida” is a political act
Melanie McFarland
Series creator Tanya Saracho talks to Salon about the bold approach of the Starz drama's second season
Aaron Sorkin read Breitbart for inspiration as he wrote “To Kill a Mockingbird” script
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to Oscar-winning writer Aaron Sorkin about adapting the classic Harper Lee story for the Trump era
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U.S.: The futility of Democrats’ 2020 dream
Uwe Bott
Why a Democratic President, if elected, will be able to change very little in the U.S.
“Sensual” isn’t the same as “sexual”: The practice of pleasure extends beyond the bedroom
Gia Lynne
But understanding sensuality as a mindset is an effective way to enjoy life on a daily basis
What comedian Pete Holmes knows about the self and love, and self love
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the "Crashing" star about his new memoir, "Comedy Sex God" (psst . . . those are three nouns)
Robert F. Smith’s gift to Morehouse grads is wonderful — and shouldn’t be so necessary
D. Watkins
Canceling the student debt burden of HBCU grads shouldn't be left to black philanthropists to handle
Dear Senator Graham: Why give Trump a blank check?
The Globalist
A personal reflection on political principles and responsibilities
Neurologist Robert Sapolsky on stress and Donald Trump: Humans are not “inherently rational beings”
Chauncey DeVega
MacArthur-winning scientist on Trump as a public health crisis, and why "stress management" isn't enough
Redacting democracy: What you can’t see can hurt you
Karen J. Greenberg
In the 448 pages of the Mueller report, there are nearly 1,000 redactions
The Five Hundred Year Rebellion: Indigenous movements and the decolonization of history in Bolivia
Benjamin Dangl
"From the Maya of Mexico to the Mapuche of Chile, indigenous communities are still resisting."
Against the dictatorship of ignorance in the age of Trump, Part 2: We can still fight back
Henry A. Giroux
Education can help us fight — and win — the battle for the future. But only if we recapture and reinvent it first
“Game of Thrones” isn’t “just fantasy”: Westeros is a reflection of our terrible realities
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks racism, sexism and reactionary politics in Westeros and the U.S. with Timothy Malone
Demolishing the right’s “Founding Myth”: America was never a “Christian nation”
Paul Rosenberg
Author Andrew Seidel on America and the Bible: A country built on rebellion and a book built on obedience
Against the dictatorship of ignorance in the age of Donald Trump: Part 1 of 2
Henry A. Giroux
Our culture of ignorance has made possible the rise of a terrible new political blend: Neoliberal fascism
As a gay Christian, Pete Buttigieg’s visibility gives me strength
Silas House
They said I couldn't be a Christian and gay, but I never lost my faith. These attacks on Pete make me stand taller
Inventing the inventive “See You Yesterday” kids: “I wanted to show a different side of the ‘hood”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Stefon Bristol about his Netflix film about two gifted teens on an urgent time-traveling mission
Exclusive: Burning Man calls itself a safe space. Assault survivors say it’s got a sex crime problem
Nicole Karlis
The Playa is a "lions' den" where security responds to sex crime scenes by trying to sniff out "consent accidents"
The battle for the rights of nature heats up in the Great Lakes
Valerie Vande Panne
Ohio has at once both acknowledged rights of nature to exist, and taken them away
My husband said I should explore my sexuality with others: Best Sex Ever has advice
Arielle Egozi
What am I supposed to do now that I have started a kinky side relationship? A reader asks Arielle
The spontaneous magic of Gov’t Mule in concert: “We feel more comfortable on stage than anywhere”
David Masciotra
The new concert film "Bring On the Music — Live at the Capitol Theatre" showcases the all-star band's live power
“The Big Bang Theory” and real science, from Leonard’s wedding vows to the “Time Machine” prop
Mark Brake
How the beloved sitcom talked about science, as seen in "The Matrimonial Momentum" and "The Nerdvana Annihilation"
George R.R. Martin reviews “Avengers: Endgame”: It’s not just “a big dumb action movie”
Zack Sharf
Even with two "Game of Thrones" books left to publish, Martin could not resist catching the latest Marvel epic
Donald Trump: White welfare king and lord of the great grift
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's farm bailouts — to mitigate the effects of his tariffs — are essential to his strategy: Welfare for whites
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