According to Lawrence Blum, Popular Thinking About Race Generally Dispenses

question 22

Multiple Choice

According to Lawrence Blum, popular thinking about race generally dispenses with the biological component, but not with the idea of ________, the notion that "certain traits of mind, character, and temperament are inescapably part of a racial group's 'nature' and hence define its racial fate."

• A) inherency
• B) inevitability
• C) incomprehensibility
• D) incoherence

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Definitions:

Branches

Refers to the limbs extending from the trunk of a tree or the subdivisions of a larger concept or system.

Axon

A part of a neuron that carries electrical impulses away from the neuron's cell body, responsible for transmitting information to different neurons, muscles, and glands.

Facilitator

An individual who makes an action or process easy or easier, often used in the context of learning or group activities.

Communication

The process of transferring information, ideas, and feelings between individuals or groups through spoken words, written text, or other methods.