what are the different races?
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OK, first of all, race is all in your head. The differences among members of a so-called "race" are greater than the differences between one so-called race and another. \n\nOn the other hand, racism is very real behavior, even if the differences between races that inspire racism have no scientific basis. In an effort to track the success of government efforts to combat racism, the US federal government has established five official races: \n\n1) American Indian or Alaskan Native\n2) Asian\n3) Black or African American\n4) Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, \n5) White \n\nThe US federal government also recognizes two official ethnicities: \n\nA) Hispanic or Latino\nB) Not Hispanic or Latino\n\nThe definititions for these groups are found in the first link listed below in the "Sources" section. \n\nNow, if you ask people who they are, they either have a tough time putting themselves in these categories, or they don't. Folks in Hawaii often have such complex backgrounds (Portuguese-Hawaiian-Chinese, for instance), that they just shrug and check a box. If you ask them about it, they might say, "It's just a form. It doesn't have anything to do with who I am." On the other hand, children with one Black parent and one White parent find this kind of form much more difficult. \n\nVery often though, even the folks who are pretty sure they belong to just one of these groups are wrong. Recent DNA research suggests that about one-third of White Americans have some fairly recent African ancestry. The Black population in the US seems to have an even greater degree of European and African ancestry. One study looked for known genes with an African origin in the DNA of Black individuals in the US and found none of them in about 5.5% of their sample of that population. \n\nEach of the categories you list has people whose ancestors came from many different countries. The best way to tell who is what is to ask each individual. The US government used to give pictures of eye and nose shape to its census workers to help them tell the difference among races, which is a ridiculous approach. It is much simpler and accurate to merely ask the person.  That's the best truth you will ever get.
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I am white. very white. Scottish-German-Swede.\n\nand my "race" is NOT superior to any other race. all "races" are just as good as each other--equal.
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Well, I think this kind of questions are very debatable.\nNone can answer it correctly. Each race will argue that thier race is stronger and another will deny that.
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One's race is not just a color, it is the entire genetic makeup of their people. That is why there are literally hundreds of scientifically provable differences between the races.  These include bone structure, muscle structure, hair texture, hormonal levels, and average intelligence. This is to be expected because there is over 60,000 years of divergent genetic evolution between the races, and this divergent genetic evolution occurred in very different enviroments. Please educate yourself. Your question makes you sound like a naive politically correct sheep who doesn't understand science or history.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_intelligence
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black\ndog\ngirl\nTC5\nposers
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you get to know but races
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We are all human. The only difference at times would be skin color, cultural and religious beliefs. Certainly nothing that should make one race feel superior to any other!
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Lots of them.  Race is an easy one.
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The English language isn't perfect. Deal with it. Furthermore, I think of all the races.
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Nothing, they are humans just like everyone else. We all belong to the same race, that is the human race.
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anthropologist describe three distinct races...Caucasoid, Negroid, and Mongoloid..when discussing the origin of man.   Is that what you are asking?
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Mestizo. (Mixed European- White and American Indian.) It's not technically a race, but it tells who they are genetically.
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We all have different body types - some are ectomorphs, mesomorphs, and endomorphs.
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The following page on the US Census website contains race data from the 2000 census:\n\nhttp://www.census.gov/population/cen2000/phc-t1/tab01.pdf
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Nationality with an endurance level yo incorporate any number of races
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Entirely social. Genetically, racial categories don't exist. There is more variation WITHIN groups than there are BETWEEN groups.\n\nAlso, Race and Ethnicity are completely different. Sociorace is how people treat you based on your physical appearance, despite of your language, religion, culture, history, etc.
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They form the human race. \nst