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A Troublesome Inheritance

Genes, Race and Human History
Summary:

The book explores the controversial hypothesis that human evolution has been recent, copious, and regional, and it suggests that genetic differences among populations have an impact on social and economic outcomes. It delves into the contentious debate over the role of genetics in shaping human behavior, intelligence, and culture, often linking these to the concept of race.

Key points:

1. Race and Genetics: Wade believes race has a biological basis, not just social, due to regional human evolution causing genetic differences impacting social behavior.

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