Race And Biology
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L.G. Dunn's Race and Biology explores the intersection of genetics and race. The book covers the biological basis of race, including genetic variations between different races, as well as the social implications of race. Dunn aims to provide a scientific understanding of race while dispelling myths about racial superiority. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the science of race and the social constructions around it.
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