The Tricky Ethics of Using YouTube Videos for Academic Research
There's no one-size-fits-all for researchers to determine whether using publicly available data is appropriate, but there is certainly room for more discussion.
The Overwhelming Gender Bias in ‘New York Times’ Book Reviews
A new study finds that gender bias in book reviewing doesn't merely show up in which authors get reviewed more often—it affects authors who veer from common gendered stereotypes as well.
When Is an Animal a Legal Person?
Defining rights for non-humans beyond bestowing them with “personhood” can only become more important as we learn more about animal cognition.
The Unscientific Science of Jury Selection
The techniques of jury consultants are unreliable, and often incentivize the use of lazy stereotypes.