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cover story
Somewhere along the way, we decided that keeping
mum about race was the surest route to a colorblind society. Three Tufts
psychologists are sweeping the “color line” conversation out from under
the carpet, unearthing the deeply held assumptions and stereotypes that
play out everywhere from courtrooms to classrooms. By Michael Blanding
In the sixties, Richard Alpert, A52, was kicked
out of Harvard with fellow psychedelic experimenter Timothy Leary. Then,
at the feet of a guru in India, he became Ram Dass, spiritual guide to
millions. Now he’s thinking about the end of the road. By Sara Davidson
Additional Features I
Am the Walrus, Shooting War, Roar of the Greasepaint
Columns Connoisseur: When Wine Meets Cheese, Strong
People: Mind-Body
Connection, Kids These Days: Firmness Without Fear, Animal
Instincts: Too
Much Puppy Love, Negotiating Life: Other People’s Interests
Departments Jumbolaya, Newswire, Planet
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