What are some lesser known facts about left handers?

Are lefties more creative? And do southpaws really have the upper hand in sports? Here are 11 things you should know about left-handers. read more

Here are what I would consider to be lesser known and interesting things that I've read regarding lefties. The one that really fascinates me is that left-handers adjust more easily to seeing under water. Most left-handers draw figures who are facing to the right and have difficulty drawing profiles of faces that are facing toward the left. read more

Actually, left-handers may have the advantage in sports that involve two opponents facing each other, such as in tennis, boxing, and baseball, according to an MSNBC review of the book The Puzzle of Left-Handedness, by Rik Smits. read more

13 Little-Known Facts About Left-Handers. About 5 to 15 percent of people are left-handed! Interestingly, 4 out of the last 7 U.S. presidents are left-handed: Presidents Obama, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Gerald Ford. read more

The man in red is said to baptize with his left hand while the Christian church's blessings are performed with the right hand. The Latin word for"left" is"sinister," which could also go into why nuns used to force children to write with their right hands even if they were left-handed. read more