How has the study of human biology and variation in this class changed how you think about race and ethnicity? Try to touch on the many sides of this complex prompt: society and history, perceptions from other people, individual cultural identity, biology, patterns of human variation. You may cite external sources for academic or social references, or just share your own thoughts in your response.

How has the study of human biology and variation in this class changed how you think about race and ethnicity? Try to touch on the many sides of this complex prompt: society and history, perceptions from other people, individual cultural identity, biology, patterns of human variation. You may cite external sources for academic or social references, or just share your own thoughts in your response.

Introduction Human Services

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Chapter5: Multicultural Dimensions Of Helping

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