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America needs its own Jubilee: We are a nation in profound crisis
Ariel Gold
Jubilee is a redemptive tradition that doesn't belong to the monarchy — America needs one now more than ever
I can’t forget — but I can’t remember what: Trump, the pandemic and memory
Andrew O'Hehir
The pandemic years have damaged our memories, our cognition and our sense of time. Let's stop pretending we're OK
How the rhetoric around monkeypox recalls biases in early HIV news coverage
Eric Schank
Scientists denounce "anti-science, ignorance, prejudice" in how monkeypox is being described as a "gay" disease
The Jan. 6 committee hearings are finally here — and Republicans are running scared
Heather Digby Parton
Rep. Jamie Raskin promises "a story that will blow the roof off the House" — and without a single GOP grandstander
Hulu’s new Sex Pistols series is a rock ‘n’ roll swindle that plays like edgy karaoke
Melanie McFarland
Ever get the feeling you've been cheated? "Pistol" boasts a great premise and cast, but skimps on the insights
“That’s just part of aging”: Long COVID symptoms are often overlooked in seniors
Judith Graham
Though it affects them at higher rates, older adults with long COVID have received little attention
The 22 best movie soundtracks of the 2000s
Todd Gilchrist
Narrowing down to the absolute best requires a judicious ear and a willingness to sacrifice personal favorites
Wine jelly is the nostalgic dessert from a bygone era that couldn’t be more deserving of a comeback
Bibi Hutchings
Cool, refreshing and perfectly sweet, this boozy dessert deserves the popularity it enjoyed in the 1890's
Will no one think of the tweens? Kids need more queer stories than just “Heartstopper”
Alison Stine
The beloved Netflix series has been renewed but other stories of queer youth are largely missing
“Stranger Things” and the frustrations of Gen X’s ’80s nostalgia habit
Davida G. Breier
The escapism of nostalgia can feel especially necessary these days. But it's not always honest
Ellen can say “gay” now: “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” ends by taking a stand … for celebrity
Melanie McFarland
As seen in "Hacks" and stand-up performances, the world is still very anti-LGBTQIA+, even after Ellen
Putin’s real goal in Ukraine isn’t territory
Sophia A. McClennen
Putin isn’t just trying to take over Ukrainian land — he is trying to obliterate Ukrainian identity
Here’s to a coming era of “Doctor Who” where showrunner Russell T. Davies helps more kids feel seen
Melanie McFarland
Some of us have been ready to take this particular journey with the Time Lord for all of our lives
A new age of fascist politics brings a war on youth — but young people are ready to resist
Henry A. Giroux
The American right is dividing, attacking and demoralizing young people. It's a critical fight for the future
“Stranger Things” hasn’t even returned yet, but spoilers have leaked: “Lessons have been learned”
Joy Saha
Things quickly turned upside down for the show's penultimate season
“The Real World Homecoming: New Orleans” recap: Sexy jump rope
Kelly McClure
Salon recaps the fifth episode where Julie reveals that Jamie gave her way more than a kiss back in 2001
Unlocking the mysteries of pain
Emily Cataneo
Physician Haider Warraich explores the science and history of pain in new book “Song of Our Scars"
RIP Apple iPod: As technology becomes obsolete, it becomes nostalgic too
Alison Stine
I'm weirdly sad to see the iPod go. It expanded my musical tastes and helped me parent, but couldn't survive phones
No country for insurrectionists: Will the Republican traitors finally face the music?
Kirk Swearingen
Hundreds of people who attacked the Capitol have been arrested — but so far, not the leaders who sent them there
Watching her mother’s dementia motivated Noga Arikha to study when the “self” ceases to exist
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"The Ceiling Outside" author talks about the relationship between selfhood and memory
“Doctor Who” fans “ecstatic” over “Sex Education” star Ncuti Gatwa cast as the new Doctor
Joy Saha
The 29-year-old will be the first Black actor to play the Doctor ... in the lead role that is
Dear Donald Trump: No, America is definitely not OK. It’s your fault — and ours too
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump keeps writing to me. Yelling at the keyboard is unproductive, so I'm writing back
Military was told to purge “extremists” after Jan. 6 — so it went after a Black Muslim officer
Paul Rosenberg
Lt. Khadijah Simmons had a spotless military record. But when she became Lt. Khadijah X, everything changed
Now that my mother’s dead, we’re closer than we’ve ever been
Kelly McClure
Mother's Day feels different for someone spending it with the memory of someone they only grew close to in death
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