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If you walk around campus at Washington and Lee University, my alma mater, you’ll see everything you’d expect from an elite liberal arts college in rural America: idyllic red brick buildings juxtaposed against a perfectly manicured green lawn, a mostly white student body exchanging laughs as they happily mingle on school grounds, a mix of old and nascent intellectuals debating the merits of “cultural relativity” in an interventionalist world.

But there is another crucial aspect to using the scales – what Meyer calls “cultural relativity”. 

And yet, against all the odds, this is a fascinating show -- one of the most curious spectacles of cultural relativity in recent memory.

The exhibition contains some sharp reminders of cultural relativity.