Anthropologist Brackette Williams, HumEc '73 and a MacArthur Foundation "Genius" award recipient, gives the College of Human Ecology's 1999 Flemmie Kittrell lecture Monday in Martha Van Rensselaer Amphitheater. She discussed the morality of identifying groups of people by their ethnic origins and how these identifiers are used by others to justify their positions in a nation's socioeconomic order. Robert Barker/University Photography
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