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Yes, black people do tip — even when we shouldn’t have to
D. Watkins
If you're dining out while black, you can't leave less than 20 percent, no matter how terrible the service is
Picasso’s weapon against fascism: Why “Guernica” is the greatest of all war paintings
Noah Charney
80 years after Franco's forces led a terror bombing of civilians, Picasso's painting of the horror still works
How the French debacle in Algeria shaped the rise of Marine Le Pen — and what America can learn from it
Steven A. Cook
Marine Le Pen's neofascist movement was fueled by lingering resentment over a military humiliation. Maybe ours too
Is the Trump administration enabling genocide in Yemen? And will Americans ever pay attention?
Theo Horesh
The Saudis are trying to starve Yemeni rebels into submission — and the U.S. is turning a blind eye, or worse
“Not the White House Correspondents’ Dinner”: Samantha Bee comes out stinging in a funny, freewheeling live special
Melanie McFarland
The "Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner" celebrated journalism while taking shots at CNN, Fox and Trump
“Welcome to my kill”: An ex-vegetarian’s adventures in elk hunting
Marissa Landrigan
I had never been closer to the source of my food. This was a far cry from a frozen, lab-created fake chik'n patties
WLIR, revolutionary radio: Tribute documentary “Dare to be Different” is a Gen X time capsule
Tom Roston
You heard it there first: From U2 to Talking Heads to Joan Jett, this venerable rock station broke new ground
Anne Lamott: “The grace of this world is hilariously huge”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the author of "Hallelujah Anyway" about being "the world's worst Christian"
Could the language barrier actually fall within the next 10 years?
David Arbesú
Future technology may eliminate the need to learn new languages
The Margaritaville empire: Jimmy Buffett fans won’t stop looking for that lost shaker of salt
Ryan White
Jimmy Buffett's hit came out in '77. Now it's a retirement community, a musical and a symbol for something lost
Bill Gates warns cutting foreign aid weakens national security
Jason Stormer
There are long-term effects of turning inward, Gates says
WATCH: Author Rob Sheffield on why we can’t stop loving The Beatles
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Everyone loves the Fab Four, but it was girls who made them immortal
Jonathan Demme: The mentor, the maestro, the model
Max Cea
Filmmaker Jonathan Demme died on Wednesday. I didn’t know him long, but he played a special role in my life
The Moth’s artistic director on the storyteller inside us all: “Most people do have something beautiful to say”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Catherine Burns about the new book from the iconic storytelling project, "All These Wonders"
WATCH: N.W.A., Oprah and being a black voice in media—W. Kamau Bell’s awkward thoughts
D. Watkins
W. Kamau Bell talks about his new book and the second season of his CNN show "United Shades of America"
“SportsCenter” anchor suggests ESPN’s massive layoffs due to network’s liberal programming
Taylor Link
Conservatives have long complained that the sports network blatantly pushes a liberal agenda
Why I don’t write about anti-white hate crimes like the Fresno murders
Chauncey DeVega
But I will — as soon as fearful white critics show the same concern for black and brown folks killed in America
Trolling for a race war: Neo-Nazis are trying to bait leftist “antifa” activists into violence — and radicalize white people
Matthew Sheffield
Alt-right violence isn't random — it's part of a strategy to radicalize the "normies" and make fascism great again
Rami Malek on his dual role in “Buster’s Mal Heart”: “Acting is a cure for my own personal deficits”
Gary M. Kramer
Emmy-winning star of "Mr. Robot" on his trippy new Tribeca indie playing two characters — who may be the same guy
New Orleans district attorney has been sending fake subpoenas to witnesses to make them testify
Charlie May
“There’s no question this is improper"
“Law & Order: SVU” rips into Fox News’ harassment headlines
Melanie McFarland
In "The Newsroom," the long-running procedural depicts why workplace assault victims rarely come forth
Rupert Murdoch’s disturbing corporate legacy: chronic sexual harassment in U.S., rampant lawbreaking in UK
Eric Boehlert
Somehow Murdoch has been portrayed as a distant player who was oddly not culpable for what transpired at Fox News.
10 signs Trump’s top Homeland Security cop wants to drag America into a paranoid apocalyptic police state
Steven Rosenfeld
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly tells critics to change the law or "shut up"
The O’Reilly within: What I know about men and why sexual harassment persists
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Even in the most progressive environments, men will treat women like dirt. It's shameful, and it's true
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