… the fault line to suggest that the Sport Science article pointed to a number of problems below
… This book addresses some of these fault lines through key questions of vital importance to …

… society, science and race in the aftermath of apartheid in South Africa. The authors successfully
demystify the historical background of coloured race… the ethics in racial science. There …

… society, science and race in the aftermath of apartheid in South Africa. The authors successfully
demystify the historical background of coloured race… the ethics in racial science. There …

… ’s complicity with racial ideas: “I am surprised that you are surprised.” The title, Fault Lines,
which … If the publishers update or revise the text in a new edition, the misleading term “primer” …

… classifications if race is relevant, and when to leave race out. … status of race in research.
Considered responses to the paper have centred on the question of how we are to use race in …

… students as an introduction to race, science and society across all disciplines. It would also
… question – another fault line from the Sport Science article – how did race come to be seen …

… ment problems associated with the Sport Science article – others have done that. But we
do want to point out that all the patterns of exclusion and discrimination on the basis of “race” …

… ment problems associated with the Sport Science article – others have done that. But we
do want to point out that all the patterns of exclusion and discrimination on the basis of “race” …

… book “Fault Lines: A primer on race, science, and society” … race and racial thinking. Professor
Jonathan Jansen is a distinguished scholar, author and leader of the Academy of Science …

… One way of making sense of this disjuncture between what we know scientifically about
race and the ways in which race operates in the world is the recognition that racial knowledge …