Round-Up: Feb. 16, 2016

• February 14 was a day of marching in memory of missing and murdered indigenous women. In a series at Rabble, Downtown Eastside activist Marlene George talks about why she has marched for the past 19 years.
• Amy Silbergeld at Flux Weekly argues that Borderline Personality Disorder is the new “hysteria.”
• Now than Antonin Scalia has passed away, Keli Goff suggests some possible candidates who would be great choices for the first black woman Supreme Court justice (The Root).
• Meanwhile, back in Canada, Kael McKenzie made history last week when he was named the first trans judge (TransGriot).
• Testimony is complete in the Jian Ghomeshi trial. Press Progress has collected a list of five dangerous myths about sexual assault that the trial and its coverage reinforced.
• The US Centers for Disease Control and prevention have released new guidelines suggesting any woman who might become pregnant abstain from alcohol. Martha Kempner at RH Reality Check says these guidelines are both unrealistic and ineffective.
• So excited to explore this list of 26 graphic novels by women (Bitch Media).