Round-Up: Dec. 2, 2014

• Looking for something good to watch on Netflix? Check out Ms. Magazine’s list of the top 10 feminist docs you can stream there.
• Michelle McLaren has been named the director of the new Wonder Woman movie, and Melissa Silverstein at Women and Hollywood is pretty excited about it.
• Jian Ghomeshi has been arrested and charged with four counts of sexual assault (via The Guardian).
• And in response to Ghomeshi and the discussions it has sparked on sexual harassment in the workplace, Ella Bedard at Rabble offers her advice for tackling that issue.
• Deb Singh reviews an art show at U of T that uses photography to explore the first Slut Walk in 2010 (Shameless Magazine).
• As we grapple with the failure to indict Darren Wilson for the murder of Michael Brown in Ferguson, it’s worth looking at these FBI stats, that show the harder police force is to justify, the more likely the victim is to be black (Sociological Images).
• And RH Reality Check has a big list of good responses to the Ferguson grand jury decision, for those of us who want to dig deeper into the issues.
• Dammit Janet is doing a happy dance over the announcement from new New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant that he is lifting many of the province’s abortion restrictions.
• Lila talks about being a rural queer living with depression, at Autostraddle.