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6 times national anthem protests rocked America
Jefferson Morley
Long before Trump, multicultural variations on the "Star-Spangled Banner" provoked white backlash
Should political comedy have to pass a Jimmy Kimmel Test?
Sam Kriss
By lionizing their late-night hosts, progressives are setting themselves up for disappointment
Stop letting Trump co-opt Colin Kaepernick’s protest
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump wants a culture war on his terms. While his base is paying attention, force the conversation they've avoided
The 5 most racist incidents in sports this year
D. Watkins
Racism is plaguing the sports world. On today's Salon 5, we look at the most disgusting acts of this year
The most depraved things Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at today’s press briefing
Leigh C. Anderson
From the NFL to North Korea, here are the press secretary's most absurd responses of the day
“Star Trek: Discovery” explodes out of the gate — but what next?
Melanie McFarland
This "Trek" isn’t about what happened. It's what's happening now
These 5 insulting terms could make you sound racist
Liz Posner
"Ethnic food" and other tone-deaf terms just have to go
During Vietnam, music spoke to both sides of a divided nation
Lauren Rebecca Sklaroff
Vietnam-era music brought attention to the cultural fissures that were beginning to emerge
Americans are dinosaur illiterate — and that’s bad for science
Katherine DM Clover
If children are still being taught about fake dinosaurs, what hope is there for science literacy?
A one-of-a-kind museum grows in Florida
Tyler Gillespie
In Gulfport, the Antique Textile Museum gives new life to old threads
Raising bilingual kids? Get creative
Maria O Alverez
Digital tips and tricks to strengthen and support kids learning two languages
Not a mosque, and not at Ground Zero
Sabeeha Rehman
I was working on a Muslim community center for downtown Manhattan. How did it become so distorted?
“Battle of the Sexes” has never been so relevant
Max Cea
In “Battle of the Sexes” Emma Stone and Steve Carell serve up a resonant take on enduring American sexism
Donald Trump should stick to his job, or get out
D. Watkins
Surprise! The president thinks peaceful protesters are SOB's while torch carrying racist are good people.
“The Vietnam War”: Ken Burns and Lynn Novick making art out of “unprocessed trauma”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the makers of the epic PBS documentary series about the task of recording history
Why do we keep insisting that education can solve poverty?
Jennifer Berkshire
Wages are down and unions are weaker than ever, but still the myth that education can "fix" poverty persists
Paul is still dead! Fake news that shook the world, 50 years later
Anis Shivani
One of the most elaborate conspiracy theories ever helped a generation cope with change — and refuses to go away
Homo Trumpus: Has our deformed democracy created a New Man?
Andrew O'Hehir
A new species has arisen, adapted to the conditions of couch-potato consumer democracy. It has things to teach us
It’s time to get real about working class jobs
David Masciotra
Good union factory jobs have been on a steady decline for decades. Growing working class sectors need our support
Trump to NFL owners: Fire “son-of-a-b**ch” players who don’t stand for national anthem
Charlie May
During his rally in Alabama, Trump bragged about his friendship with NFL owners and said protesters should be fired
4 lessons for Donald Trump about North Korea from “The Interview”
Sophia A. McClennen
Seth Rogen and James Franco have advice for Donald Trump’s “Rocket Man” obsession
Sinclair insiders speak out about its plans to transform local news
Pam Vogel
The FCC is now pushing back on Sinclair’s efforts to expand via the Tribune acquisition
Letter to the editor: Paul Manafort and me in Ukraine
Francine Cary
Two Americans' time abroad overlapped, but their stories — and pay — couldn't be more different
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