… is essential to the argument we are making about race and is presented in a way that, if not a
quick read, is … the intricate, dynamic interplay among race, culture, and biology (the name of …

… racial categories with racial groups, it is only another small step to objectifying "races" as
races… partially structured by the placement of actors in racial categories-races exist. Indeed, this …

… is to consult current biology. However, whether race is essentially a biological thing is …
For that matter, there is not even agreement among biologists. In one recent survey, 45.5% …

… use physical characteristics such as these—along with area of geographic origin and shared
culture—to group themselves and others into “races.” But how valid is the concept of race …

… is correct, then the origin of race belongs to a past so distant that we can know mothing about
it. It is not a scientific hypothesisthat is, … is a function of race, we discover that race-or what is …

… by defining race and unpacking our definition. We then describe how our conception of race
… Finally, we discuss the resilience of racial domination, concentrating on how all actors in a …

… Yet one of the most obvious (and disturbing) features of racial thinking is racial stereotypes:
inferences about a person's traits, personality, goals, moral dispositions, affiliations, and …

… is to examine how conceptions of citizenship and race interact. Although the connections
between race … that is important in understanding the relationship of critical race scholarship to …

… race-based epistemological debate and CRT is beyond the scope of this paper.’ However,
the critical centering of race … locations where the research is conducted and discussions are …

… It is essential that we historicize race and racism if we are to understand and struggle against
their continuing significance in the present and the future (see Banton 1987:153-154, 164-…