> Nobody has lost sight of genetic differences across populations. I don't know why you are bringing that up. Listen, I'm not saying self-identified race and g

> Nobody has lost sight of genetic differences across populations. I don't know why you are bringing that up. Listen, I'm not saying self-identified race and genetic or ancestral population are the same thing, but there are strong correlations. Perhaps you can clarify how the claim "there is no biological basis for race" makes sense in light of this fact? > It is purely a social construct. Something being a "social construct" does not mean it is purely arbitrary.