The fact that so many people are asked, "What are you?" in reference to their race is evidence that:

a. race has a biological basis.

b. race must be established interactionally.

c. it is usually easy to tell someone's race just by looking at him or her.

d. race is not all that important.

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Josue Allison

23 June, 05:08

The fact that so many people are asked, "What are you?" in reference to their race is evidence that:

a. race has a biological basis.

b. race must be established interactionally.

c. it is usually easy to tell someone's race just by looking at him or her.

d. race is not all that important.

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Drake Short · Answer 1

Answer: race must be established interactionally

Explanation: When establishing the race of an individual, it is imperative that race of an individual is established interactionally and not concluded in hindsight by the interactors.

This is important as to avoid offending whoever one may be interacting with by concluding on their race without sufficient facts.

The fact that so many people are asked, "What are you?" in reference to their race is evidence that:a. race has a biological basis.b. race must be established interactionally.c. it is usually easy to tell someone's race just by looking at him or her.d. race is not all that important.

The fact that so many people are asked, "What are you?" in reference to their race is evidence that:

a. race has a biological basis.

b. race must be established interactionally.

c. it is usually easy to tell someone's race just by looking at him or her.

d. race is not all that important.