Which of the following statements is true about race?

A. Race is a purely biological phenomenon.
B. People of the same race tend to share a particular biological characteristic of skin color.
C. The most rational way to identify races is to use the single biological characteristic of skin color.
D. Geneticists view race as more of a biological than a sociological phenomenon.


Answer: B

Sociology

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