Race Is A Biological Reality: Your Opinion Is A Social Construct
The main reason people are afraid to admit there are differences among the races -or even admit that race is a biological reality and not a social construct- is because it conjures up sentiments of ‘superiority’ and reminds people of Hitler’s Germany. They think, “Well, if there are racial differences, then that means that some races are better than others, and I don’t want to go there.” It’s better to just ignore any differences and acquiesce to the pressure of their peers and claim we are all exactly the same; we are all one. Scientists and professors are human. We all make mistakes. Rather than admit the truth about race, they prefer to ignore the vast amount of evidence on racial differences, mostly so they don’t have to live in fear of potentially being called a ‘racist’. The following are peer reviewed studies that…