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Scholar Robert Meister on America: Saying “the past is evil” doesn’t mean the evil is past
Patrick Lawrence
Part 1: A leading critic of "human rights discourse" on how we abandoned any sense of historical justice
Belle and Sebastian’s first fans connected online before the trolls arrived
Scott Plagenhoef
In the early days of email and message boards, the enigmatic band saw an engaged community spring up around them
If Donald Trump’s America is Hell, who is Satan?
Willie Davis
Until we reclaim our language, we’ll have no clue who is setting our moral compass
Exclusive: Accused Annapolis shooter Jarrod Ramos had dark links to the alt-right
Paul Rosenberg
In Jarrod Ramos' disturbing Twitter history, far-right connections and hints of violence against journalists
Uber wins court battle to keep operating in London
Chris Mills
The judge granted Uber a 15-month “probationary” license
A feel-good cheat sheet to survive 2018: Life-affirming TV, movies, podcasts and more
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Everything feels awful, but Lin-Manuel Miranda and "The Bold Type" are not
Here’s the clearest picture of Silicon Valley’s diversity yet: It’s bad
Sinduja Rangarajan
But some companies are doing less bad
Joseph Jackson, father of pop culture icons Michael and Janet, dead at 89
as told to Rachel Leah
An official cause of death has not been released, but Jackson was reportedly battling pancreatic cancer
Terry Crews testifies in support of sexual assault survivors — and against toxic masculinity
Rachel Leah
The actor testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, advocating for a national sexual assault survivors bill
Time’s Up releases PSA about sexual harassment directed by Rashida Jones, narrated by Donald Glover
Rachel Leah
The public service announcement is the most artistic-driven venture yet from the anti-harassment organization
It’s time for a new approach to travel
Randy Malamud
As Mark Twain once said, "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness."
What fuels “white anxiety”? The baffling hypocrisies behind white paranoia politics
Chauncey DeVega
It's not just white people's anxiety about changing demographics which drives Trumpism
How Korean boy band BTS toppled Asian stereotypes — and took America by storm
Susanna Lim
BTS’ breakthrough shows that in just six years, K-pop — and Americans’ view of K-pop — have come a long way
This Week on SalonTV: Rob Reiner, Ben Foster, Bobbito Garcia and more
Compiled by Salon staff
Tune in for conversations around the evolution of sneaker culture and films “Leave No Trace” and “Shock and Awe”
Clicks over ethics: Mainstream media’s coverage of suicide is careless, even dangerous
Olivia Riggio
There are ethical guidelines for covering suicide. When famous people take their own lives, those are ignored
Queer young adult fiction grows beyond the coming out story
Amanda Marcotte
Recent years have produced romances, adventures, and other genre fiction where characters just happen to be LGBTQ
“You reap what you sow”: Historian Jon Meacham says Trump staff should expect to be publicly shunned
Bob Brigham
Sarah Huckabee Sanders has lashed out at the Red Hen restaurant that ejected her
“Westworld” is America
Melanie McFarland
A season playing with identity, agency and reality also mirrors our main concern: "This world is wrong"
Bourdain and Spade are not alone: Suicide rate is up by 25 percent, and LGBTQ youth are at high risk
Shira Tarlo
Twenty-five states saw a rise in suicides by more than 30 percent since 1999, federal health officials report
A sea change in science
Eve Andrews
Sarah Myhre is a woman, a scientist, and a climate advocate. Are these strengths in a climate crisis?
In-work dining at Silicon Valley companies like Google and Facebook causes spike in divorce rate
Stan Herman
Table fellowship shifts from family and friends to co-workers in order to boost efficiency — and families suffer
Dusty Springfield’s sublime masquerade through the American South
Warren Zanes
The "Son of a Preacher Man" singer hid behind a mask of makeup and a Southern-sounding stage name
Amid growing feelings of isolation, Americans flock to DNA testing services
Nicole Karlis
America’s fascination with DNA testing sites reveals flaws in a hyper-individualistic culture
Inside women’s “Ambition Decisions”: On opting out, buying in or embracing the “flex life”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to authors Hana Schank and Elizabeth Wallace about what they learned about women, work, family and life
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