PEOPLE ARE USED TO PUTTING THEMSELVES AND OTHERS IN BOXES. IT GIVES SOME KIND OF PEACE OF MIND TO KNOW HOW WE CAN IDENTIFY ONE ANOTHER. OUR CONSTANT JUDGING AND CATEGORIZATION IS OFTEN BASED ON OUR ASSUMPTIONS—AND NOT ABOUT WHAT’S ACTUALLY REAL. IN THIS EDITORIAL WE’RE RESEARCHING WHAT IS REAL OUTSIDE OF THE BOXES AND HIGHLIGHTING THAT BOXES ARE NOT ALWAYS VISIBLE EVEN WHEN WE THINK THEY ARE.