Social Justice Is Polygamy a Natural Impulse? A conversation with biologist David P. Barash on the biological underpinnings of human polygamy. Libby Copeland
Social Justice Use Finger Length—Not Genetics—to Predict Promiscuity A new study further debunks the myth that men and women inherently think one way about sex. It's more about the size of your fingers, actually. Kate Wheeling
Social Justice 3 Conferences Happening in January and February That Are Worth Attending From Managing Popular Culture? to Social Media in the Pharmaceutical Industry, academic gatherings you should be aware of. Pacific Standard Staff
Social Justice Does Monogamy Really Drive Us to Drink? Another example of how correlation does not equal causation. Alice Dreger
Social Justice The Rise and Fall of Sexual Promiscuity Sleeping around once had its benefits, but turns out women may have given up better fertility for better security. Kevin Charles Fleming
Social Justice Monogamy, Polygyny and the Well-Tended Garden The advent of agriculture created a new kind of seed-scattering strategy. Michael Haederle