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“Stranger Things 2” relies on nostalgic race politics
Aaron Giovannone
"Stranger Things 2" aims to raise political issues, but misses the radical roots of Rainbow Coalition politics
New book reveals toxic tech “bro” culture and sex parties in Silicon Valley
Emily C. Bell
For women hoping to make it in tech, it's a lose-lose situation
In Alaska, boomers are the legal weed base: “Now they’re retired, they want to live it up a little”
Zakiya McCummings
Salon talks to the owners of 2 Alaskan cannabis businesses about working on the legal marijuana frontier
“The Chi”: Finally, TV that does justice to Chicago’s South Side
Melanie McFarland
Lena Waithe's Showtime drama pushes back against stereotypes by inviting us to know the people who live there
How white nationalists hide in academia
Shane Burley
Fascist ideology has found a place in the classroom
The psychological origins of procrastination — and how we can stop putting things off
Elliot Berkman, Jordan Miller-Ziegler
Truly understanding the reasons why procrastination happens takes looking at multiple variables
Donald Trump’s support of Iranian protesters rings hollow
Charlie May
Donald Trump is rooting for Iran's downfall, not for an advancement of human rights
Baltimore’s freezing schools: Will public outcry force the city to change?
D. Watkins
Our broken schools show how little the city cares about its poor, black children
Trump is an existential threat — but we can’t give in to pessimism
Conor Lynch
Donald Trump could fulfill all the most dire prophecies of 20th-century theory — but there are better paths
Are Trump’s tweets dangerous? Shocking? Well, yeah — that’s the idea
Chauncey DeVega
While liberals retreat to the fainting couch — or thrill at the spectacle — Trump's voters get what they paid for
Did Dave Chappelle go too far?
D. Watkins
The outcry over his Netflix special's #MeToo blunder is deserved. But it shouldn't erase risks that pay off
“The Four: Battle for Stardom”: Fox’s post-“Idol” swing
Melanie McFarland
Once upon a time Fox ruled January with "American Idol." Its bet on "The Four" shows how much times have changed
Trump expects to see pro-Black Lives Matter rapper Kendrick Lamar live in concert Monday
Rachel Leah
The president plans to attend the College Football Playoff National Championship where Lamar is playing halftime
How Silicon Valley’s capitalist greed continues to cheat creators and rob American culture
Rick Gell
Let's poke holes in the weak argument for why YouTube and other social media platforms aren’t held accountable
The urgent mission of “Making Gay History”
Terence Mickey
Eric Marcus began his groundbreaking work of oral history in the late 1980s, at the height of the AIDS crisis
Meryl Streep calls out Melania and Ivanka’s silence in face of #MeToo
Rachel Leah
The actor focused on Trump's wife and daughter — but was she right to?
America’s imperial decline may be best hope to save democracy
Jacob Bacharach
Painful as it will be, it's a necessary precondition to creating a more just country
Table for one: The controversial art of dining solo
Julia Bainbridge
The stigma around solo dining is fading. Is this a hard-won victory for solitude, or a damaging form of isolation?
Hoda Kotb replaces Matt Lauer, and 2018 is off to a good start
Matthew Rozsa
Two women will be in the anchors' chair at one of the most-watched shows
In urban Sweden and heartland America, xenophobic fake news looks the same
Nina Mast
Parallels, lessons learned, and enduring challenges for 2018
What #MeToo can teach the labor movement
Jane Mcalevey
Behind today’s harassment headlines is a deeper crisis: pernicious sexism, misogyny and contempt for women
New York in the 1960s: John Lindsay, Joe Namath and the rise of “Fun City”
Sean Deveney
“He is fresh and everyone else is tired”: The quarterback and the mayor were symbols of a younger, energetic NYC
“Robicheaux”: A mystery for the age of the Trump resistance
David Masciotra
James Lee Burke's new novel has a familiar-sounding villain: A real estate developer turned demagogue politician
Why do companies like Dove keep missing the mark on culturally insensitive ads?
Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez
The lack of diversity in the advertising industry makes responsible content difficult to achieve
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