a plot point or a problem? Can the Orthodox character find their Happily Ever After as a religious Jew? And if the main plot points are in conflict due to religious observance — are any characters not Hasidic or Haredi and have the writers actually researched authentic religious observance from practicing members of the community they are attempting to portray? Tests about nonfiction The Bechdel test has also inspired gender-related tests for nonfiction. Laurie Voss, at the time CTO of npm, proposed a Bechdel test for software: source code passes this test if it contains a function written by a woman developer which calls a function written by a different woman developer. Press notice was attracted after the U.S. government agency 18F analyzed their own software according to this metric. The Bechdel test also inspired the Finkbeiner test, a checklist to help journalists to avoid gender bias in articles about women in science, and Danielle Kranjec's "Kranjec test" of including sources written by someone who is not male on any source sheet in Torah study. The Gray test, intended to improve citational practices, is named after and was created with the scholar Kishonna Gray. It requires that scholarly nonfiction texts cite the scholarship of "at least two [authors who identify as] women and two nonwhite [Black, Latino, or Indigenous] authors but also must mention it meaningfully in the body of the text." Like the Bechdel test, this was created as a "baseline test for establishing a bare minimum for responsible citation; it is not an aspirational test for best practices." It is being used by scholars and academic journals to vet articles. See also Reverse harem – gender opposite of a "straight" harem References Further reading External links Bechdel Test Movie List at bechdeltest.com (user-edited database) Bechdel Testing Comics blog at Tumblr (2011–2012) Bechdel Gamer blog (2012–2013) Women in Film, analysis tool for data from bechdeltest.com Feminism and the arts Sexism Tests Media bias Concepts in film theory Depictions of women in film Feminist theory