Round-Up: Aug 11, 2015

• Julian Brave NoiseCat writes at the Guardian about how the Canadian government is trying to negotiate treaties that will ask First Nations to sign away their rights and their land for cheap.
• A year after Michael Brown was shot in Ferguson, The Root interviewed 10 politicians, activists and community leaders about the event and the movement it has spawned.
• A new podcast is exploring women in TV history, and it looks really great (Ms.).
• Does the rise of Donald Trump in the GOP Presidential field have anything to do with the rise of male antiheroes on TV, such as Don Draper or Walter White? Thomas Batten at the Guardian thinks there might be a relation.
• Ellen Oh writes about her experiences with racism – both overt and systemic – from the time she was a small child, and how that impacts her life today (Colorlines).
• New research in corporate environments suggests that even men ostensibly committed to gender equality often feel threatened by women bosses and react accordingly (Pacific Standard).
• Lexi Adsit at Autostraddle lists 24 actions you NEED to take to help trans women of colour survive.
• Women of colour are still being left out of prominent roles in comic book/superhero movies and TV shows, says LaToya Ferguson at Women and Hollywood.