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Netflix’s “Atypical” is offensive, but that’s not its real problem
Matthew Rozsa
With a dull plot and strictly stock main character, you won't even notice when "Atypical" fails to do autism right
“We really had a Warhol? “: Lisanne Skyler talks about her HBO documentary “Brillo Box (3¢ off)”
Tom Roston
A documentary that observes the fortunes of a Pop Art touchstone from the perspective of family memory and history
Google employee’s viral anti-diversity manifesto confirms your worst fears about tech-bro culture
Angelo Young
The employee posited that there were biological reasons that women weren't as prominent in the tech industry
Sarah Palin is outraged about a student painting of the Statue of Liberty as a Muslim
Sophia Tesfaye
Palin lends her support to anti-immigrant group's fight against a high school student's rendering of Lady Liberty
Jay-Z’s all-black remake of “Friends” lands a punch for representation
Alessandra Maldonado
The video for "Moonlight" skewers the whiteness of popular culture
Beyond “new atheism”: Where do people alienated by the movement’s obnoxious tendencies go from here?
Émile P. Torres
If the "new atheist" movement has been conquered by misogyny and racism, we need rational inquiry more than ever
Has queer culture lost its edge?
Cynthia Belmont
My young queer students are fragile, easily triggered. Is the playfulness and toughness that once defined us gone?
Steve Earle’s outlaw heart
David Masciotra
Salon sits down with the legendary songwriter for an expansive conversation about love, art and America
“Anything can happen”: PBS waits for Congress to approve its funding
Melanie McFarland
If Congress cuts PBS' funding, the public television service will soldier on but rural communities will suffer
WATCH: Out of a young athlete’s suicide story comes hope, in the form of help
Alli Joseph
The new book "What Made Maddy Run" shares the story of U Penn track star Madison Holleran, and shares remedies
Fox’s “investigation” of its Seth Rich reporting is an obvious, predictable sham
Matt Gertz
“No one ever gets fired from Fox for publishing a story that isn't true”
The backstory behind the unions that bought a Chicago Sun-Times stake
Brian Dolber
In the 1920's, unions used written publications and radio shows to counter anti-immigrant and anti-labor feelings
No, I don’t want your unsolicited parenting advice
Carla Naumburg
"Momsplaining" happens on the playgrounds and soccer fields, in Mommy and Me classes, and anywhere moms congregate.
Screw Los Angeles: Minneapolis should host the 2028 Summer Olympics
Taylor Link
The Twin Cities are the perfect American destination for the Olympic Games. Stop looking at me like that.
Could co-ops replace ridesharing companies like Uber?
Matthew Rozsa
Uber and Lyft have revolutionized transportation, but maybe it's time for another revolution as well
The Democratic Socialists of America hit 25,000 members. Here’s why this could mark a political turning point
Keith A. Spencer
Red-bait all you want, but the Democratic Party owes its existence to the radicals who pushed it left
Fall TV: Cable & streaming’s new offerings mitigate a mediocre broadcast season
Melanie McFarland
With the broadcast networks underwhelming, HBO, TBS, Hulu, SundanceTV and others offer viewers hope
No, Justin Bieber’s remix of “Despacito” isn’t innovative, it’s racial tourism at its worst
Alessandra Maldonado
The mounting success of Bieber's remix to "Despacito" reflects a larger issue within the pop music industry
Norman Lear doesn’t want to be honored by Donald Trump
Alessandra Maldonado
The famed television producer has declined to attend the White House Kennedy Center Reception
Inside the Colorado Mansion where the kittens of BDSM run wild
Michael Stahl
An eye-opening afternoon at The Chateau, with the fast-growing, feline sub-sect of the adult role-playing universe
The mess we are in: Destructive Bush trauma paved the way for Trump trauma
Don Hazen
Foundation executive Colin Greer reminds us that George W. Bush created intense trauma for Americans before Trump
“Game of Thrones” fans are buying, and abandoning, huskies in droves
Matthew Rozsa
The show's direwolves have inspired many fans to buy huskies that they're ill-prepared to care for
Trump wants to build a police state — and that could be more destructive to democracy than the Russia scandal
Heather Digby Parton
Three years after Ferguson, the administration seeks to militarize policing even more. It's a dangerous path
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