Why Is Skin Color Not Biologically Adequate to Distinguish a Group

question 34

Multiple Choice

Why is skin color not biologically adequate to distinguish a group of people?

• A)Skin color is a continuum of difference.
• B)Skin color is not visible to all people.
• C)Color is a cultural category and not all people define color the same way.
• D)Skin color is never the sole characteristics of race.
• E)Skin does not technically hold or transmit color.

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