Summary:
The book critically examines the resurgence of race science in contemporary society, debunking the pseudoscientific claims that attempt to link intellectual and physical traits to racial differences. It explores the history and impact of race-based research, highlighting its flawed methodologies and the social and political agendas that often drive it.
Key points:
1. Race as a Social Construct: Saini states race is a social, not biological, construct. She challenges the idea of race as a biological reality, emphasizing the role of social and cultural factors.
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