On Our Radar: Feminist News Roundup

Here's all the news we're reading this Thursday morning: 

• This week is the third anniversary of the tragic Sandy Hook shooting. Since then, 90,000 Americans have been killed by gun violence. [Guardian] 

• Twenty-five Indigenous activists from around the world formed a kayak flotilla outside the the climate change talks in Paris, calling on political leaders to consider their communities in the carbon emissions deal. [Feministing] 

• Right now, it looks like that climate agreement won't require keeping more fossil fuels in the ground. [Grist] 

• The Golden Globe nominations came out today. Check out the whole list. [Hollywood Reporter] 

• The podcast Serial is back! The second season explores why American military member Bowe Bergdahl decided to walk off his base one night in Afghanistan. [Serial] 

• A new series called Shit TSA Says chronicles the way Muslim people are mistreated and profiled while flying. [Muslim Girl] 

• Here's a look at what it's like to raise four kids while living in a homeless shelter. [The Atlantic] 

• Check out Off the Menu: Asian America, a new documentary about the comlexity and history of Asian American cooking. [Colorlines] 

What did I miss? Add what you're reading to the comments.