Question.2734 - PROMPT: Scholars in the film argue that the concept of race is a social rather than a biological construct. By social, we mean that institutions in American society--family, schools, workplace, churches, government, etc.--contribute to definitions of race, effectively, making race "real" because the consequences from racial ideas create real-life experiences around race. QUESTION: If race is understood to be a social construct, how can we, as a society, unmake race? If you think we cannot unmake race, explain why. If you think we can, explain why. ?Instructions Respond to the question in this forum by Thursday, 11:59pm. To do so, click the "reply" button below. In your post, please do the following: 1. Address each part of the discussion prompt(s)/question(s). 2. Demonstrate reflective and critical thinking, not just recitation of information from textbook or the lecture. 3. Make connections to previous or current course content or real-life situations. 4. Make two (2) references to the readings or other module sources. 5. Create a post that is free of spelling and grammatical errors and is well-written and thoughtful. 6. Ensure that your post has minimum word count of 150 words but no more than 300 words. Before (Sunday, 11:59pm), please reply to at least one (1) other student's post. In your reply, please do the following: 1. State why you agree, like, or disagree with your classmate's response to the question. 2. Demonstrate reflective and critical thinking that makes references to the course content or real-life situations.08/02/2024, 04:55 Topic: DISCUSSION 3 | Race: Social vs. Biological Construct (Concept)https://ccsf.instructure.com/courses/60151/discussion_topics/1145001 2/2 Replies are only visible to those who have posted at least one reply. ? Reply 3. Create a post that is free of spelling and grammatical errors and is well-written and thoughtful. 4. Ensure that your post has minimum word count of 150 words but no more than 200 words.
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