Specialized viewfinders installed across state parks let visitors with red-green colorblindness see more distinct colors. By Emmett Lindner Like so many other leaf-peeping enthusiasts, Tim Yates ...
The beautiful array of changing colors is one of the unmistakable first signs of fall. “A feast for the eyes,” calls it Virginia state park ranger Ethan Howes, who has dedicated his career to ...
There are disagreements among social scientists about what it means to be racially “colorblind” and whether it’s a good or bad thing (Selterman, 2023; Whitley et al., 2023; Wingfield, 2015). Some ...
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