News in Brief For Men, a Fear of Being Judged as Inept Incites Sexual Harassment In a new study, males were more likely to endorse sexually aggressive behavior if they worried they were viewed as incompetent. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief Why It’s Smart to Opt for a Female Surgeon New research finds medical personnel work better together when the operating room has more women. Tom Jacobs
Issue #65: June/July 2018 Magazine Premium Previous Issues Since We Last Spoke Since We Last Spoke: The Stubborn Gender Gap Updates to stories from the Pacific Standard archive. Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief How Gender Bias Subtly Influences Supreme Court Decisions New research suggests male justices are more receptive to appeals that line up with gender stereotypes. Tom Jacobs
News in Brief The Boy Scouts Changes Its Name to Scouts BSA The Boy Scouts of America is changing the name of its older youth program from Boy Scouts to Scouts BSA, the organization announced today. Elena Gooray
Education The Importance of Teaching Gender In International Relations Classrooms You can't understand international security without thinking about gender and the many ways it influences behavior, access, and opportunity. Elizabeth Weingarten
Education ‘Sexism Is a Feature of the System’: An Interview With Kelly Baker As #MeToo comes to college campuses, Kelly Baker's work shows just how deeply sexism is embedded in academia. David M. Perry
Social Justice How Hollywood Can Put More Women Behind the Camera The inclusion rider can help move Hollywood from conversation to action. Valentina Valentini
Education Study With Women, Get Better Grades Male and female students in an introductory biology class performed better when there were more women in their study group. Tom Jacobs
Dispatches Premium Dispatches: Our Coverage of the Forces at Play in the 2018 Election Cycle News and notes from Pacific Standard staff and contributors. Pacific Standard Staff