Race is not grounded in anthropology

The differences humans have are an asset to the human race as a species. Much of out differences are a result of our well adaptation to the environments we live in. However, the issue of what race one is has been used to be a categorizing and most of the time a predestining factor in society, usually in negative ways. Certain human beings have been thought of as inferior than other human beings simply based …

…harder to categorize which race the average American is. Bibliography Kottak, Conrad, “Race,” in Anthropology: The Exploration of Human Diversity, 8th ed., pp.136-158. 2000 (CP) Rensberger, Boyce, “Forget the Old Labels: Here’s a New Way to Look at Race,” Anthro Notes National Museum of Natural History Bulletin for Teachers, 18(1): 1-7. 1996 (CP) Sanjek, Roger, “The Enduring Inequalities of Race,” in Race, Gregory and Sanjeck, Eds., pp. 1-17. 1994. (CP) Video: “Skin Deep: The Science of Race”