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Where have all the children gone?
Karen J. Greenberg
America's never-ending war on terror has contributed to the instances of trauma suffered globally among children
Inside the stupendous cannabis beauty product boom
Brendan Bures
It's all part of marijuana's trend to luxury lifestyles
Is there structural racism on the internet?
Charlton McIlwain
Internet search engines may have something to do with it
Republican reaction to Alexandria shootings: Massive hypocrisy and loose talk of “terrorism”
Chauncey DeVega
Even after the rise of Trump and an epidemic of right-wing violence, the GOP twists a tragedy to its own purposes
Lessons of the “baseball shooting”: Gun violence feeds on itself — and even now Republicans won’t listen
Amanda Marcotte
Guns are largely marketed to right-wing male power fantasies, but this latest tragedy shows that no one is immune
“I had a meatmare”: Why flesh haunts the dreams of vegetarians
Kate Yoder
Numerous accounts exist of vegetarians having nightmares of eating meat. What causes them?
Capitalists come for the marijuana industry
Phillip Smith
Some get in the pot business to do good. Some get into it hoping to do good and do well
Kimmy Schmidt has some good news for you just when you need it
Gabriel Bell
Netflix has a great announcement about Kimmy, Titus and all your problematic faves
Melania Trump drops fake cyber bullying campaign she only pretended to care about
Kali Holloway
The first lady hasn't said a word about cyber bullying since her husband took office
[UPDATED] Uber replaces CEO due to sexist scandals, board member makes sexist comment during meeting announcing change
Matthew Rozsa
The company's pervasive sexist culture was a big reason for CEO Travis Kalanick's leave of absence
Director of controversial “Julius Caesar” production takes stage to defend his work
Katie Serena
Facing criticism about his use of Donald Trump's likeness, Oskar Eustis addressed his audience
Jason Isbell’s got hope for the high road: “If you yell at people they’re going to stop listening”
Silas House
Salon talks to singer-songwriter Jason Isbell about politics, poverty, religion, fake news & "The Nashville Sound"
“Loving” author on how slow racial equality progress can be: “We still have that kind of politics”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "Loving" author Sheryll Cashin about the past, present and future of race relations in America
Orlando Pulse one year later: a Catholic Priest “builds a bridge” to the LGBT community
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Father James Martin says "For Jesus, there is not 'us' and 'them.' There is only 'us.''
LISTEN: Ruth Ben-Ghiat on how Trump is already using “fascist tactics”
Chauncey DeVega
This week on "The Chauncey DeVega Show," an NYU historian on the role violence plays in Trump's appeal to voters
The same-sex commuter car debate is alive and well in Japan
Kim VanderVoort
Will there be men-only train cars in Japan? Should there even be women-only cars?
Greg Gianforte pleads guilty to assaulting reporter, avoids jail time
Matthew Rozsa
Montana Rep.-elect Greg Gianforte will take anger management courses and do community service after his body slam
Biracial identity in America was changed in the 50 years since Loving v. Virginia
Caty Borum Chattoo
A new documentary examines biracial identity in today's America
5 conversations to have with your kids after “Wonder Woman”
Betsy Bozdech
Families can talk about everything from women's roles in comics and superhero films to the importance of compassion
Latest app craze: Social video-chatting and live streaming
Christine Elgersma
Friends, fame and fortune could be only one stream away, but parents need to help protect privacy
The “personal essay boom” is dead. Long live the personal essay!
Arielle Bernstein
In a world where women's voices are still being shut out, the confessional essay remains a vital form
What Mr. Bean teaches us about the American museum patron
Noah Charney
It's easy to put together a blockbuster Impressionist exhibit. It's much harder to get Americans to go beyond that
You won’t believe what kids are writing about celebs, book characters and other pop culture stars
Caroline Knorr
Learn about the colorful world of fan fiction, where kids write and share original (but often racy) stories
Interracial intimacy on TV: We’ve come a long way since Captain Kirk and Uhura kissed
Sheryll Cashin
Positive media visibility of couples like the Cheerios ad family and "Master of None" pairings increases acceptance
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