Round-Up: Apr. 14, 2015

• So you’ve been called out. Turn to Squinky’s handy guide to responding to social justice-related criticism on the internet.
• Families of missing and murdered indigenous gave police response to their cases a failing grade: average 2.8 out of 10 (CBC).
• Melissa McEwan at Shakesville came up with a list of things we all have permission to do to make our sex lives safe and fulfilling.
• An anonymous former fraternity pledge writes at Feministing about the culture of coercion and sexual assault in frats.
• Rachel Charlton-Dailey tells us to think twice before calling someone with a disability an “inspiration” (The F Word UK).
• Is it time to stop asking women to pick whether to define themselves as Ms., Mrs. or Miss? Myf Warhurst at the Guardian argues it’s high-time for a catch-all term.
• YouTubers of colour are struggling to get promoted by the platform as much as their white counterparts (Colorlines).
• Kara Cutruzzula says women have lots to look forward to in this year’s summer movie season (Slate).
• If you haven’t checked out Gemma Correll’s amazing and adorable feminist cartoons, you really should (via the Independent).