On Our Radar: Feminist News Roundup

• Women are gamers: Adult women are now the largest video-game-playing demographic in the United States, with 48 percent of women playing games on phones or consoles. [PBS] 

• Art and activism group FORCE is traveling the country with a giant memorial to survivors of rape and sexual assault: the Monument Quilt. [Think Progress] 

• Lauryn Hill released a new track last week called “Black Rage” that she sings in the style of “My Favorite Things.” [Autostraddle]

• Who on Capitol Hill is taking the time to make transphobic Wikipedia edits? [Feministing] 

• The novel LEGO set of female scientist “minifigs” completely sold out. So will they be making any more? Please? [New York Times] 

• Speaking of science, 26 percent of female scientists say they’ve “experienced unwanted physical contact” while doing fieldwork. [Mother Jones] 

• British boxer Ambreen Sadiq talks in this profile about gender, her sport, and religion. [Telegraph]  

• Documentary To Be Takei, about the life of Star Trek star turned LGBT and social justice advocate George Takei, hits theaters this month. [Bitch Flicks] 

• Beyonce did an amazing 15-minute medley at the Video Music Awards last night, including dancing in front of a huge projection of a quote about feminism from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and the word “FEMINIST.” [Guardian]  

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