Round-Up: Dec. 8, 2015

• Sunday marked the 26th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre, the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against women. Black Coffee Poet marked the day by remembering black women who have been killed by police.
• Julie S. Lalonde has a powerful, must-read piece about what it was like being stalked by her ex-boyfriend for over a decade (Flare).
• RH Reality Check reports that attacks on Planned Parenthood have increased sharply since anti-choice organizations’ campaign of misinformation six months ago.
• Toronto resident Michelle DuBarry has just been recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the “Oldest Performing Drag Queen” (Advocate).
• Colorlines highlights two videos that show that Islamophobia “is really, really real.”
• Cara Liebowitz unpacks that kind of “heartwarming” story about a person with disabilities that you often see circulating on the internet, and outlines why it’s usually really problematic.
• Photographer Hannah Price turned the camera on men who catcalled her (NPR).
• Cameron Glover at The Mary Sue talks race in Jessica Jones.
• Looking for some holiday reading? Check out Autostraddle’s top 10 queer and feminist books of 2015.