On Our Radar: Today's Feminist News Roundup

Good morning! Here's a list of today's gender-centric news from around all corners for the internet.  

• Nonconsensual birth control: Israeli doctors injected Ethiopian immigrants to the state with birth control without telling them, lying and saying the Depo Provera shots were inoculations. 
• The British Parliament debates legalizing same-sex marriage today! 
• Woop! Obama speaks out about the Boy Scouts' ban on LGBT scouts. 
• The trial of the suspects in New Dehli's high-profile fatal gang rape starts today. Meanwhile, what price  do rapists need to pay in Saudi Arabia in order to walk free?
• What happens to sex offenders after they get out of prison? Often, restrictive laws mean sex offenders have to all live in pockets of towns.  
• A study shows that 75 percent of women say they'd rather get divorced and raise thei kids on their own than be forced to be a housewife. 
• Ouch. The New York Times runs a long, tough-to-read piece about a father struggling with his son's "cutting." 
• Big week for Lena Dunham, who's on the cover of Entertainment Weekly as the magazine's "It Girl." 
• Kiera Knightley, being honest: "My career is on the verge of being ridiculous all the time." 
• Tip for the day: Don't call Michelle Obama fat, Especially not in front of your students. 

Anything we missed? Add it to the comments!