Social Justice Should We Use Trigger Warnings on Course Syllabi? Trigger warnings make sense in certain situations and settings. Higher education isn't one of them. Tressie McMillan Cottom
Social Justice What Is Cool? ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ The latest offering from Rockstar Games seemed to capture the public's attention—but something vital remains missing. Kevin Lincoln
Social Justice Women as Literal Targets of Misogyny Zombie Industries manufactures a shooting range target that’s meant to stand in for your ex girlfriend. And they don't see anything wrong with that. Tom Megginson
Social Justice The Banal, Insidious Sexism of Smurfette There are a lot of Smurfs, and all of them are identified by a unique quality or ability—except for the one female in the bunch. Philip N. Cohen
Social Justice ‘Halo 3’ Gamers Are Sexist, Too While video games are frequently sexist, new research says that the same applies to the people playing them. Sarah Sloat
Social Justice Swimsuit Issue Aside, ‘Sports Illustrated’ Cover Is a Female-Free Zone New research finds women athletes appear on less than five percent of SI covers. Tom Jacobs
Education Sexists in White Coats: Men Favored for Laboratory Jobs New research finds a male applicant is more likely to be hired for a job as manager of a science laboratory manager. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Female Olympians Sidetracked from Prime Time TV Female athletes continue to get short shrift on prime-time Olympic coverage. Tom Jacobs
Economics Gender Wage Gap Skewed By Survey Flaws The wage gap between the sexes in America has been closing much faster than anyone realized, but that’s tempered by learning it’s been much wider than measurements had shown. Emily Badger
Social Justice The Perceived Delicacy of the Female Conductor New research finds listeners judge symphonic music differently when they’re told the conductor is a woman. Tom Jacobs