Social Justice Fat Shaming: It’s a Thing Obese people continue to face prejudice and discrimination in a wide variety of ways and in an array of settings, from the school to the workplace. Jacqueline Clark
Environment When Big Data Becomes Bad Data Corporations are increasingly relying on algorithms to make business decisions, and that raises new legal questions. Lauren Kirchner
News in Brief ¿Por Qué Llamamos a Los Inmigrantes Indocumentados ‘Aliens’ (Extranjeros)? Analizamos la historia de la palabra, ya que fue eliminada del léxico jurídico de California. Francie Diep
News in Brief Why Did We Ever Call Undocumented Immigrants ‘Aliens’? We look at the history of the word as it's removed from California's legal lexicon. Francie Diep
Economics The End of Locker-Room Talk What a court case involving construction workers, moist towelettes, and a bridge in New Orleans signals about the future of manhood in the workplace. Michael Fitzgerald
Economics The Future of Manhood in the Workplace An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers. Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice Racism and Discrimination Kill—Literally Experiencing discrimination has been shown to have both acute and long-term effects on the body. Lisa Wade
Economics The Art of Negotiation for Women in the Workplace Could banning salary negotiations for new employees reduce gender bias? Nanette Fondas
Social Justice A Movement Against Racism Should Also Be a Movement for Mental Health A notable side effect of the #BlackLivesMatter movement: the conversation around the mental health of African Americans. Veronica Womack
News in Brief Ellen Pao Might Not Win, and That’s OK Regardless of the legal outcome, her lawsuit against a venerable venture capital firm stands to change the way Silicon Valley is perceived both inside and out. Susie Cagle