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I f**king hate science
John Semley
Neil deGrasse Tyson’s streamlined astrophysics book and the perils of popular scientism
Stop blaming “identity politics”: With white liberals like these, who needs the right wing?
David Masciotra
Obsessed with their own masochism and insecurity, white leftists keep beating themselves up for Trump's victory
Behind Ella Fitzgerald’s flirtation with reefer songs
Adam Gustafson
How Fitzgerald moved from a nursery rhyme to a song about cocaine says more about jazz than it does Fitzgerald
Surprising stuff happens to men who earn less than their wives
Lynn Stuart Parramore
"Threatened" masculinity may be affecting voting patterns.
A letter to my daughter: What I want you to know about freedom, fear and Donald Trump
Claire Messud
Our hollow president is the voice of a hollow culture. We can and must fight for the better future we know exists
What Ivanka Trump doesn’t know will hurt us all
Erin Keane
I read “Women Who Work” so you don’t have to. Ivanka's “successful businesswoman” reputation is kind of a sham
WATCH: American design found its voice in the Jazz Age
Amanda Marcotte
The Cooper Hewitt design museum's new exhibit explores the diversity of style and innovation in the 1920s
WATCH: Chris Gethard on his “career suicide”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic tells how he wrote the message he wished he'd had at 15
Capturing the haunted beauty of a chemical weapons testing ground
Gabriel Bell
Through the lens of photographer David Maisel, a U.S. proving ground becomes something stunning and stirring
“I don’t have an agenda; I just want to learn”: Salon talks to W. Kamau Bell about “United Shades of America”
Melanie McFarland
In season 2 of his CNN series, W. Kamau Bell still engages in the awkward conversations we desperately need to have
WATCH: The Lucas Brothers on weed, Jesus and the “War on Drugs”
Alli Joseph
"I've taken Xanax, and I've taken marijuana, and I don't take Xanax anymore," said Keith Lucas
Well, shut my mouth!: Berkeley protests put the obedience back in civil disobedience
Neal Pollack
Berkeley protestors are heinous enemies of free speech, which is too bad because I have some hideous things to say
When Facebook polices the trolls, its workers may pay a price
Charlie May
As Facebook steps up moderation of gruesome content and personal abuse, employees may face new risks
Exclusive: Blockbuster scientific study proves one-night stands suck
Erin Coulehan
A new research shows that, yeah, long-term relationships offer better sex than casual hookups — but you knew that
Tomi Lahren tells Playboy she wants to be a race warrior
Taylor Link
In an interview with Playboy, the right-wing pundit says race is the most important cultural battle she's waging
WATCH: Here are Gilbert Gottfried’s top 5 rappers
D. Watkins
Today on the Salon 5, D. Watkins and Gilbert Gottfried — yes, really! — compare their all-time favorite MCs
From Russia with hate: How Putin’s anti-LGBT crackdown led to the persecution of gay men in Chechnya
Nico Lang
Being gay is no longer a crime: The cops usually just interrogate and torture you and leave the killing to family
“Hap and Leonard” ride again: Acclaimed mystery series to return for third season
Erin Keane
SundanceTV's darkly comic anthology weaves themes of race, class and masculinity through Joe R. Lansdale mysteries
Donald Trump thought being president “would be easier” — and so did his deeply ignorant voters
Bob Cesca
What can you even say? The profound political illiteracy of roughly half our electorate brought us to this
Donald Trump and the NRA: A festival of racial fear and dark fantasy
Amanda Marcotte
President offers gun owners his usual nightmare vision of America — but gun control advocates are fighting back
Trump-era anti-Semitism changed my family — we started going to synagogue
Britni de la Cretaz
When a JCC near my home was targeted in a bomb threat, practicing Judaism felt like a crucial act of resistance.
The “good pirates” of Somalia
Boyah J. Farah
My father's hometown of Eyl, Somalia, was once a pirate's haven. I sat down with an ex-pirate to learn why
The art of rock ‘n’ roll belongs to the Rolling Stones
David Masciotra
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and company didn't invent rock's aesthetic, but their look is as legendary as the songs
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