The Fluidity of Race: Genetics and Social Constructs

This chapter examines the idea of race as a social construct, challenging its biological underpinnings and exploring the complexities of genetic diversity. It emphasizes the importance of viewing individuals beyond rigid racial classifications and highlights how societal perceptions of race can perpetuate inequality. Through personal anecdotes and historical references, the discussion calls for a nuanced understanding of identity that respects individual experiences over simplistic categorizations.