On Our Radar - Today's Feminist News Roundup

Here's some news for your Tuesday! 

• Joshunda Sanders writes about Oscar nominee Django Unchained, her expectations about Tarantino, and Kerry Washington's role. [Bitch Flicks]
• A woman in Pitsea, England tried to attend her disability hearing but was turned away...because she was in a wheelchair. [Echo]
• Shay Stewart-Bouley reflects on microaggressions, privilege, and the vile audacity of the man who recently slapped a child and used a racial slur on an airplane. [Black Girl in Maine]
• Starting February 25th, C-SPAN is going to run a year-long series of documentaries on the First Ladies of the United States, from Martha Washington to Michelle Obama. [BUST]
• Problematic coverage of the Reeva Steenkamp murder is only making a tragic story worse. Here's a look at why articles that put her looks and status first completely miss the point. [xoJane]
• Youngest Oscar-nominee ever Quvenzhané Wallis talks to CNN about her acting career. [Colorlines]

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