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Race is related to reality because our society needs some type of identification to function. In the transcript for “The Invention of Race” I notice two identification society used from way back then to now. The one identification that was use back then was how you lived and where you were from. Even though slaving […] Read More …
In Biewen’s “The Invention of Race” the three most important topics that struck me were about the three human races, the greeks and the founding fathers. He explains that even though together as one we are all the genetically. Humans have a 99.9% match. However, he talks about three classifications of humans. The first being …
From listening to “The Invention of Race” I learned that scientifically everyone is believed to be from African descent but we all look different based on where people moved to when they left Africa. This was interesting because when people started exploring the world they weren’t looking at race because it wasn’t a thing yet, …
Ryan DeLuca March 21st, 2019 ENG 123 Dr. Drown Steve Olson – Prewriting 2 The reason it is difficult to answer the questions whether someone is pure Hawaiian is difficult, Rebecca Cann explains why it is difficult to tell if someone’s ethnicity “The only way for a person to have mitochondrial DNA from a woman …
The invention of races is part of a radio broadcast series their talks about how race came to be within the United States. This specific broadcast focuses on the direct origins within US society. like a lot of things, the United States the first kind of separation between white Europeans and Africans Was started by …
Why is it difficult to answer accurately “Exactly who is a Native Hawaiian?” Why does the answer to the question matter – both in everyday life in Hawaii and to us as we think about the realities of social identities? Well, it’s probably difficult because what are the best tools you could use to discern …
It’s difficult to answer accurately who is a Native Hawaiian because in the text it explains how Native Hawaiians these are basically “low class” people who have short life expectancy and most likely won’t go to college. The reason why it’s difficult to answer because this is basically to everyone who is poor. Sure, the […] Read More …
Why is it difficult to answer accurately “Exactly who is a Native Hawaiian?” Why does the answer to the question matter – both in everyday life in Hawaii and to us as we think about the realities of social identities? It is difficult to know who is a native Hawaiian because there is so much …
Bullet 1: Hawaii’s intermarriage and neighborhood integration has resulted in “ethnic and racial harmony” for many reasons. Now that non-natives have moved to Hawaii and are marrying in the community and later having children they are creating a mixed race of many different DNA which is expanding the ethnicity of the state. Olson wonders …
I feel as if it is so hard to answer accurately who is exactly a Native Hawaiian because not just in Hawaii but in the whole world, there is so many mixed people, mixed DNA and mixed genes in this world that it is hard to even determine who is 100% one specific race. The …
