From time immemorial our species has gathered in tribes. We still do, even if our notion of tribe has been greatly diversified to include socio-economic, religious, political, and many other tribal kinds. To what extent does tribalism serve us still? While the tribe protects and creates social cohesion, it also can segregate and ostracize. Join us for a timely live conversation with Duke University's evolutionary anthropologists Vanessa Woods and Brian Hare — authors most recently of Survival of the Friendliest — National Book Award winner novelist and essayist M.T. Anderson, and ICE@Dartmouth director, physicist and author Marcelo Gleiser. Free and open to the public.

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