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“Survival Math” author Mitchell Jackson reckons with his “All-American” life
Rachel Leah
The award-winning author talks about his new memoir "Survival Math" and creating art that is beautiful and truthful
Frederick Douglass and the Trump resistance: “Power concedes nothing without a demand”
Chauncey DeVega
Biographer David Blight on Douglass' lessons for us: "White supremacy does not die ... it revives in new forms"
Letting go of Michael Jackson: “Leaving Neverland” wakes us from a false dream
Melanie McFarland
The four-hour documentary may be the biggest test yet of our willingness to separate the art and the artist
Smart Watch: Killer Mike and Kal Penn explain it all in In “Trigger Warning” and “This Giant Beast
Melanie McFarland
This week's can't-miss TV also includes "The Bush Years" on CNN and Oscar-winning documentary "Free Solo"
A brief history of North Carolina’s 9th District contested election – in 1898
Gideon Cohn-Postar
History repeats itself: in 1898 and in 2018, the same North Carolina district was similarly contested
The Michael Cohen Show: Where GOP politicians angle to become Trump’s new co-stars
Melanie McFarland
Wednesday's Cohen hearings showed how eager some GOP congressmen are to become the president's new favorite
Silicon Valley’s fountain-of-youth plan to suck blood from young people just hit an FDA snag
Nicole Karlis
Some of the tech elite championed injections of young people's blood as a way to slow aging; FDA calls for caution
What happened to Lindsey Graham?
Matthew Chapman
It’s a question that has frequently made the rounds in liberal circles
Pamela Adlon takes the plunge: Discovering even “Better Things” ahead
Melanie McFarland
On a set visit to "Better Things," Salon talks to Pamela Adlon and her co-stars about the creator owning her vision
Yes, give the Ghostbusters “back to the fans” (of the 2016 film, that is)
Matthew Rozsa
Face it: The real insult to the "Ghostbusters" franchise is its 1989 sequel, not 2016 all-female reboot
New York prosecutors are prepared to charge Paul Manafort if he receives a pardon from Trump: report
Shira Tarlo
New York County District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. purportedly readies tax and other charges against Manafort
Yale psych prof: If Trump weren’t president he would be “contained and evaluated”
Chauncey DeVega
Psychiatrist and editor of "Dangerous Case of Donald Trump" says "a lot worse will happen" if Trump is not removed
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Sentencing scheduled for Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort
Shira Tarlo
Manafort will be sentenced for multiple crimes at a U.S. district court in Virginia on March 8, per a court filing
We grew up afraid to be vulnerable: “Minding the Gap” helped me see my toxic boyhood masculinity
D. Watkins
My dad taught me that crying was for suckas. Here's why Director Bing Liu forced me to rethink manhood
How boats can help you sleep
Kirsty Vitarelli
There's something special about the soothing sensation of being rocked to sleep by gently lapping water
How higher education has been weaponized in the age of Trump — and how it can be redeemed
Henry A. Giroux
Trump and the far right have tried to destroy higher education, because it's a zone of democracy and real hope
Amazon’s decision to pull out of NYC is a massive blow to corporate welfare
David Dayen
The HQ2 debate in New York broadened awareness of the sordid process of economic development deals
State of emergency: For once Donald Trump is telling the truth, by accident
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's border crisis is imaginary but the emergency is real. It's high time we saw how big and how urgent it is
“Lorena” confronts the truth about the Bobbitts — and how America failed her
Melanie McFarland
Amazon's new docu-series about the infamous "malicious wounding" case tears down old myths about both Bobbitts
Which boy’s life? Esquire’s “American Boy,” race, and masculinity at 17
Melanie McFarland
In the wake of a controversial Esquire cover story, let's reconsider the "Sex Education" take on masculinity
Weezer’s cover album: Is the rock band honoring or exploiting the originals?
Ryan Raul Bañagale
A cover song can both enhance and diminish the legacy of the original artist
Ralph Northam, blackface and medical apartheid: An American nightmare
Chauncey DeVega
The casual, brutal racism in Northam's medical school yearbook is not random. It reflects a long and ugly history
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