Is RACE more than just skin color?

Answer 1

Not by definition. Sociology would instead use the term 'ethnicity' to describe the shared ideals/values/attitudes that your questions suggests.

Answer 2

Yes a race is more than just a swkin color.A race is characteri
sed by :
1)its skin color
2)its language
3)its culture
4)its physical structure
5)its habit
6)its dialect
7)its eyes
8)its hair color/form
9)its philisophy of life
10)etc

Answer 3

most important would be the culture that accompanies the race (there are many races that have the same skin color) a good example is Arab and Islam-same skin color but cultures are a LITTLE different-huh
if you're talking two people from the same country then color is the primary difference

Answer 4

No.

According to biologists, people who are tall have more in common than those of the same race.

Race is a 'red herring' as far as humans go; nothing can be inferred or concluded using the minor differences in skin tone, hair texture or eye shape.

Answer 5

Yes, it is more. Skin color is just one part to it. Other aspects are culture, language, geographic location, and history.

There is no "white race." There are Caucasians, Nordics, Slavs, Anglicans, Saxons, Hispanics, Celts, Romans, Greeks, and many more.

There is no "black (or *****) race." There are Nubian, Ethiopian, Pygmies, Moors, Tutsies, Kongos, and many whose names I cannot pronouce or even spell!

There is no "Asian race." There is Chinese, Koreans, Japanese, Mongoloid, Turkistanish, Indio-Asian, and more.

And the list goes on...

Answer 6

Yes, why else do average IQs differ among races?

Answer 7

It's a social construct devised to divide human beings.

There are phenotypes-our coloring, ethnic markings, etc. and cultural is a set of norms, values, etc. that individuals or groups adhere to and/or cherish.

Answer 8

Yes, East Asians, White Europeans, & Black Africans are different in their facial features & hair textures.

Answer 9

Obviously.

Answer 10

yes