Ms Geek’s Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Link Roundup (15th September, 2009)

September 15th, 2009 by spam-spam

According to Technorati, blogging is male, old.
A movie about Charles Darwin is too controversial for the US market. *headdesk*
Less shy of controversy, New Zealand YA author Karen Healey has written about finding cultural consultants to scrutinize her use of Maori and Aboriginal myth in a forthcoming novel.
In a similar vein, there’s a Solidarity Tipsheet at Racialicious. The short version: never forget to shut up and listen.
Some sweet, sweet debunking of ev psych theories of innate sex differences by Suzanne Reisman. “Smart women who use science and clear prose to create a better understanding of gender constructs rock!”
Beth Kanter blogs about Mozilla Service Week, which starts today!
Volume 3 of the OTW’s journal, Transformative Works and Cultures, has been released and is available online in full, under a creative commons license.
Possibly triggery, but pointedly funny: Sexual Assault Prevention Tips Guaranteed To Work!