Round-Up: Feb. 3, 2015

• Mother Jones has a fascinating profile of Warren Farrell, considered perhaps the founder of the Men’s Rights Movement.
• Joss Whedon says Hollywood’s “intractable sexism” is responsible for the lack of movies about female superheroes (IndieWire). He later offered additional clarification, which you can find at The Mary Sue.
• At Colorlines, Julianne Hing writes about how the Black Lives Matter message is being spread to the UK.
• In less than the first three weeks of 2015, three black trans women were murdered (Autostraddle).
• 16-year-old queer Latina teen Jessie Hernandez was killed by Denver Police last week (Feministing).
• A Toronto feminist has started a petition for the Canadian government to take the GST off menstrual products.
• Sara Ainsworth at RH Reality Check writes about how states like Wisconsin allow special lawyers to represent the interests of fetuses.
• Alison Norman at blogTO has put together a guide to indigenous Toronto that Torontonians and tourists should definitely check out.
• Broad City prompted Jenevieve Ting at Ms. to ask, “Can a rape joke ever be funny?”
• Administration at an Edmonton school are under fire for covering up a student’s mural of two boys kissing (Towleroad)
• And to end things off, you must check out Lyndsay Kirkham’s new Feminist Anne of Green Gables Tumblr.