> Naive question from a European here: how do you know and classify "race" and why is it relevant? Very naive, especially considering you're european. Race has

> Naive question from a European here: how do you know and classify "race" and why is it relevant? Very naive, especially considering you're european. Race has much less to do with genetics and biology and more to do with perceived social norms. During the 1800s in the US, person who is 10% black is still often considered black. In Nazi Germany, a person who was 10% jewish was still considered jewish. Putting people into race buckets is often based on unscientific (and immoral) notions of "purity" and a "natural hierarchy" of disparate societies.