[BLOG] Some Monday links

[rfmcdonald]

• Centauri Dreams reports on asteroid P/2016 G1, a world that, after splitting, is now showing signs of a cometary tail.


• The Everyday Sociology Blog considers outrage as a sociological phenomenon. What, exactly, does it do? What does it change?


• Joe. My. God. reports on a new push for same-sex marriage in Germany, coming from the SPD.


• Lawyers, Guns and Money examines the Alabama government's disinterest in commemorating the Selma march for freedom.


• Marginal Revolution looks at Oxford University's attempt to recruit white British male students.


• At the NYRB Daily, Masha Gessen warns against falling too readily into the trap of identifying conspiracies in dealing with Trump.


• pollotenchegg maps the distribution of Muslims in Crimea according to the 1897 Russian census.


• Savage Minds takes a brief look at ayahuasca, a ritual beverage of Andean indigenous peoples, and looks at how its legality in the United States remains complicated.


• Elf Sternberg considers the problems of straight men with sex, and argues they might be especially trapped by a culture that makes it difficult for straight men to consider sex as anything but a birthright and an obligation.


• The Volokh Conspiracy considers how the complexities of eminent domain might complicate the US-Mexican border wall.


• Window on Eurasia reports on protests in Russia and argues Belarus is on the verge of something.