Round-Up: Jan. 13, 2014

• Danielle Adamowitz reports on the feminist highlights from this past weekend’s Golden Globes (Flurt Magazine).
• If you read one response to the Charlie Hebdo killings, make it this one, by Katherine Cross at Feministing.
• A new study in Psychology of Women Quarterly found a majority of male internet commenters refuse to believe the existence of sexism in the sciences, even when presented with hard evidence to the contrary (The Mary Sue).
• And a new study in Violence and Gender found almost a third of college men would consider “forc[ing] a woman to sexual intercourse” but would not see that as rape (Huffington Post).
• Bill Cosby made a rape joke at his show in Ontario last Thursday night, and received a standing ovation (Jezebel).
• A new Harvard project is illuminating the microaggressions experienced by students of colour on campuses (Inside Higher Ed).
• Rock out with this playlist of songs featuring women drummers at Bitch.
• The Advocate has put together an infographic timeline of queer characters in comics, from 1954 to today.
• The Lego Friends line, designed to appeal to girls, also reinforces gender stereotypes. So Jeffrey Wilson decided to give the Lego Friends some power armour to prepare them for battle (Nerd Approved).