Human evolution
"a complex web of populations connected by repeated episodes of migration and mixing" (1)
Gender/sex and Science
Gender/sex and Science reports on diversity and the reliability of scientific knowledge. It is a place to find tidbits: some fascinating biological finding, a discussion of gender/sex diversity, or an examination of scientific knowledge itself.
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A glass half full
Some thoughts for newly minted graduates (and all the rest of us)
What do XY seahorses and pregnant humans have in common?
Sex isn't always what you think it should be
The Sex Category is Complicated!
An annotated reading list
Trans History
A reading list
Toxic Masculinity
Is it really a thing?
"Stunning" Results (and not in a good way)
Fill out this survey NOW, 'cause it's closing soon.
DON’T LET THIS MOMENT BE ERASED (A guest column by Lisa Diamond and Scout)
We dont need government funding to collect data
What does the Grinch, a sea slug, a sea anenome and some coral have in common?
Hint: this is about the newly discovered intracellular kleptosome
Throwing Like a Girl
I have a new publication!