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In Smart People, Lydia R. Diamond shows that no matter how
well we think we understand the influence of race on human
interaction, it still manages to get in the way of genuine
communication and connection. This funny and thoughtprovoking
play gives us four characters all associated with
Harvard: a young African American actress cleaning houses
and doing odd jobs to pay the bills until her recently earned
M.F.A. starts to pay off a Chinese and Japanese American
psychology professor studying race and identity in Asian
American women an African American surgical intern and a
white professor of neuroscience with a shocking hypothesis,
researching the way that our racial perceptions are formed. As
their relationships evolve, the four discover that their
motivations and interpretations are not as pure as their wealth
of knowledge would have them believe. As in all of her work,
Diamond brings a sharp wit and a subtle intelligence to bear
on questions that never cease to trouble us as individuals and
as a society.