The Round-Up: June 3, 2014

• Suzette Smith at Bitch magazine’s blog gives Maleficent a rave review.
• Take a look at the results of the most comprehensive analysis ever of gender at the New York Times, including breakdowns of bylines by section and words used disproportionately by men and women writing in NYT (via Sociological Images).
• Melissa McEwan looks at why we need to get rid of the phrase and the idea of somebody being “out of my league”, which is being used in some self-proclaimed nerdy guys’ think pieces about Elliot Rodger.
• Melissa and Soraya Chemaly are also two of the writers in this debate at USNews about trigger warnings in academia.
• Autobiography of an Autistic Academic has a really great piece on autism, ableism and sexist double-standards and misogyny.
• Jill Pantozzi at the Mary Sue updates us on the push to improve San Diego Comic Con’s harassment policy and the recent responses from SDCC.
• Google data shows the company’s workforce is “overwhelmingly white and male” (via TIME).
• Two trans women of colour were assaulted and stripped on Atlanta’s MARTA train while other passengers looked on and even cheered (Trigger Warning. Via Jezebel).
• On Friday I was on CBC Radio in Vancouver talking about #YesAllWomen and I brought up #AllMenCan, a way men can share messages of support and show they’re taking responsibility to help change the system. Here’s what I was talking about (via PolicyMic).
• The Feminist Wire’s poetry contest is now open!