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23 Οκτ 2023 · The social construction of race is a sociological concept that holds that the category of race is defined in language and culture rather than objective or biological fact (Gergen, 2015).
Social constructionists propose that the concept of race—i.e., the belief that a classification based on skin color and other skin-deep properties like body shape or hair style maps onto meaningful, important biological kinds—is a pseudo-biological concept that has been used to justify and rationalize the unequal treatment of groups of people by...
The authors point out that race is a social construct, while acknowledging that racism is a very real response to people who are not considered White. In this book, I use a variety of terms to describe those who are impacted by racism, including Black, person of color, immigrant, and under-represented minority.
29 Απρ 2019 · Abstract and Figures. It is often claimed that race is a social construct and that scientists studying race differences are disruptive racists. The recent April 2018 “Race Issue” of the...
31 Μαΐ 2022 · Even though basic racial realism denies that race is social itself, the view can still “license talk about the social significance and impact of race, and about social identities that are built upon race” (2015, p. 457). Basic racial realism separates the social practices involving race from race itself.
15 Σεπ 2021 · The main problems addressed by the Critical Philosophy of Race concern the social and historical construction of races, the structural and systemic nature of racist cultures, the relevance of race to formations of selfhood, the mutual constitution of race and class as well as other categories of identity, and the question of how to assess the ...
Race as a Social Construct by Joshua McConnell. Introduction: The Idea of Race. While race as a concept abounds with various meanings and associations, social constructivists agree on the rejection of race as an objective biological category independent of social classifications and taxonomies.
