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How playing music for rhesus monkeys is teaching us about our own brains
Henkjan Honing
I study music cognition in primates — here's what it's teaching us about the biological evolution of music
Letting go of Michael Jackson: “Leaving Neverland” wakes us from a false dream
Melanie McFarland
The four-hour documentary may be the biggest test yet of our willingness to separate the art and the artist
New life and old roots flourish in Atlanta
Kelsey Burrow
In Atlanta, it’s “on with the old, in with the new.”
From John Dean to Michael Cohen: A crisis of American politics, and American meaning
Andrew O'Hehir
Everything I know about America I learned from the Watergate hearings. What if I learned the wrong lessons?
What does it take to destroy a world order?
Alfred McCoy
The decline and fall of American global power is, of course, nothing special in the great sweep of history
Screw the sisterhood! I’d rather screw your boyfriend
Meredith Maran
What did I want? What the guys had. When did I want it? Now. How would I get it? Get close to them any way I could
Spring breakers import Cuban rum, cigars and racist curios
Monica Eileen Patterson
As an anthropology professor, I was surprised to find rows of racist memorabilia during a recent trip to Cuba
Middle school was hell, but “PEN15” makes me (almost) want to go back
Erin Keane
Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle play 13-year-old versions of themselves, braces and all, in this essential Hulu comedy
Teaching Jane Austen to sex offenders
Devoney Looser
I’d never envisioned teaching Austen's books to a room of men found guilty of making life deeply unfair for others
Former executive alleges “words like the N-word were used frequently” at the Trump Organization
Shira Tarlo
Barbara Res, former vice president of the Trump Organization, recalled the culture of racist jokes at the company
Why no one talks about the physical disabilities that can accompany autism
Matthew Rozsa
I'm on the spectrum and can't drive — and there are plenty more like me. Now, scientists home in on our struggle
“Let It Be” shows the dark side of the Beatles. It doesn’t need an upbeat revision
Kenneth Womack
The Beatles have emerged in the 21st century as the commercial embodiment of remix culture, for better and worse
Can we still listen to Michael Jackson? We wouldn’t need “cancel culture” if we had justice culture
Amanda Marcotte
Separating the art from the artist would be a lot easier if celebrities faced major consequences for their crimes
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Here’s how Millennials’ $1 trillion in debt is affecting their lives
Nicole Karlis
Given bleak economic prospects, depression is on the rise for Millennials
Wayétu Moore on writing the immortal heroine of “She Would Be King”: “She grew as I grew”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the novelist about fantasy in her storytelling and how U.S. and Liberian readers are different
Michael Cohen’s testimony: A dark spectacle, and a severe indictment of America’s political culture
Chauncey DeVega
Did we learn anything new? Only that our president is likely a criminal and our democracy is close to failure
The political management of North Korean society
Subbiah Lakshmanan
North Korea’s political management system of carrots and sticks has enabled the regime to survive for 66 years
“There is no generic Africa”: Chiwetel Ejiofor fell in love with Malawi for his directorial debut
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the Academy Award-nominated actor about adapting "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" for the screen
Enter Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, socialist
Richard Phillips
The right calls AOC a socialist. But a large segment of the U.S. electorate may be ready for a bit of socialism
Is Amy Klobuchar being smeared by sexist “mean boss” stories?
Erin Keane
The New York Times joined other outlets in reporting on Klobuchar as mistreating her staff. What now?
Who are the real thugs in America? Right-wing terror and the Trump era
Chauncey DeVega
Coast Guard officer Christopher Hasson planned massive carnage. Yet he and people like him are not called "thugs"
The “Green Book” is out-of-print, but its message still resonates today
Cotten Seiler
The history behind the Best Picture winner
2019 Oscars finally did the right thing by Spike Lee
D. Watkins
A Spike Lee Joint finally won an Academy Award. But "BlackKklansman" should have been Lee's fourth Oscar winner
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