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Sex And Race: Vol. II Paperback – May 12, 2012
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In the Sex and Race series, first published in the 1940s, historian Joel Augustus Rogers questioned the concept of race, the origins of racial differentiation, and the root of the “color problem.” Rogers surmised that a large percentage of ethnic differences are the result of sociological factors and in these volumes he gathered what he called “the bran of history”—the uncollected, unexamined history of black people—in the hope that these neglected parts of history would become part of the mainstream body of Western history. Drawing on a vast amount of research, Rogers was attempting to point out the absurdity of racial divisions. Indeed his belief in one race—humanity—precluded the idea of several different ethnic races. The series marshals the data he had collected as evidence to prove his underlying humanistic thesis: that people were one large family without racial boundaries. Self-trained and self-published, Rogers and his work were immensely popular and influential during his day, even cited by Malcolm X. The books are presented here in their original editions.
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"Nature knows no Color Line" is he title of Rodgers definitive work and is a fitting summary of this piece of history, Sex and Race.
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J.A. Rodgers is another great favorite of mine. Very informative. Human + Human = Human not monster
Black people really need to read this book .. It will benefit them 100%
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Why should we care that myths of race and sex are so resilient, in spite of their inaccuracy? Because they matter in our daily lives.
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Most starting running backs in the NFL are black and most CEOs of Fortune 500 companies are white. Men dominate in the economic and political worlds and women excel at child rearing and caring for the home...
These and many other patterns of difference and inequality between sexes and races are just a part of human nature, right?
There are many myths about human nature. Luckily, we have data from across the social and biological sciences that bust some of the worst ones. Two of the most pernicious, and erroneous, myths are about race and sex:
Race: Humans are divided into biological races (black, white, Asian, etc.).
Sex: Men and women are truly different in behavior, desires, and internal wiring.
Why should we care that myths of race and sex are so resilient, in spite of their inaccuracy? Because they matter in our daily lives.
While race is not biology, racism can certainly affect our biology. Racial social structures, from access to health care to one's own racialized self-image, can impact the ways our bodies and immune systems develop. This means that race, while not a biological unit, can have important biological implications and significant societal impacts. So what do we know about human biological diversity?
There is substantial biological variation within and between the thousands of human populations on the planet, but population ≠ race. These patterns of variation are shaped by culture, language, ecology, history, and geography. The vast majority of social and biological scientists recognize that race is not an accurate or productive way to describe modern human biological variation. However, race in the USA is a cultural construct that affects our social realities, and racial inequality (racism) can affect individuals' biology.
There are no genetic sequences ("genes") unique to blacks or whites or Asians. There is more genetic variation in populations from the continent of Africa than exists in ALL populations from outside of Africa (the rest of the world) combined! There is no neurological patterning that distinguishes races from one another, nor are there patterns in muscle development and structure, digestive tracts, hand-eye coordination, or any other such measures. Dark or light skin tells us only about a person's amount of ancestry relative to the equator, not anything about the specific population(s) they might be descended from.
There is not a single biological element unique to any of the groups we call white, black, Asian, Latino, etc.... In fact, no matter how hard people try, there has never been a successful scientific way to justify any biological classification of human races. This is not to say that humans don't vary biologically, we do, a lot. But rather, that the variation is not distributed as "races."
There is no inherently biological reason that most starting running backs in the NFL are black or most CEOs of Fortune 500 companies are white. Nor is there a "natural" explanation for why race relations are often difficult, but there are lots of interesting social, political, psychological, and historical ones. Solutions to racial inequalities and the problems of race relations in the USA are not going to emerge as long as a large percentage of the public holds on to the myth of biological races.
A similar case can be made for our emphasis on biological sex differences as the key to understanding gender. We all know that men and women do not always see eye to eye. We can have different goals, desires, ideas and actions... sometimes. Other times we are very much in synch. If you actually look at our biology it turns out that men and women are a lot more similar than most realize. Focusing on the similarities (or better put the "overlaps") between males and females can help us towards a better understanding of where behavioral differences (our genders) actually come from.
First, let's acknowledge that there are core differences in biology between males and females. These are important and they do matter... but there are extensive similarities as well. Our hormone systems are the same. They function the same ways and with the same hormones. There are no "male" or "female" hormones, but there is important variation in hormone levels and patterns. Our brains are the same. Aside from the slight size differences and the possibility of some differences in an area called the straight gyrus, there are no reliably and repeatedly demonstrated morphology brain differences between the sexes (but lots between individuals).
Even our genitals are not as different as most think: they emerge from the same mass of embryonic tissue at about 6-7 weeks in utero. This means that physiologically male and female genitals are made of the same stuff and work in similar ways.
Males AND females both have complex sexual lives. Humans form pair bonds, have a lot of sex, and have it in a variety of different ways. Overviews of sexual behavior show a few differences between males and females in sexuality, but men and women have more or less the same amount of sex in the same kinds of ways across the lifespan (remember it does take two to tango).
The strong similarities in male and female bodies and behavior do not mean that gender differences are not real and important, but they do help us understand where to look for explanations of difference. Gender is a powerful cultural construct and the perception and expectation of gender differences impacts individuals and society.
There is no biological or evolutionary mandate that only females can care for young and only males excel in economics and politics. Because they give birth and lactate females are centrally tied to reproduction, but males and females have the same hormonal, neurological, and behavioral ability to care for offspring. Similarities also make us look beyond biology to understand economic and political inequalities between men and women. Patterns of gender difference and the strength of the cultural assumptions about sex fool us into thinking that men and women are substantially more different by nature than they are.
Data and insights from the last century of investigation into what humans actually do and why they do it should not be shoved aside in favor of a myopic view of humanity. We need to make scientifically informed and enlightened decisions about our lives. Ignorance is not bliss, it is just ignorance.
Fuentes, A. (2012) Race, monogamy and other lies they told you: busting myth about human nature. University of California Press
Ian Tattersal and Rob DeSalle (2011) Race? Debunking a scientific myth. Texas A&M University Press
A. Fausto-Sterling (2012) Sex/Gender: biology in a social world. Routledge Press
R.M. Jordan-Young (2010) Brainstorm: the flaws in the science of sex differences. Harvard University Press
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AnonymousbutDilpreet002 6 August 2020
There were cars, there were airplanes, yachts, flying cars(yup), billion dollar deals, girls for skin show. If you like any of these, watch Race 2. And story? Why would Bollywood bother to write a story when they have ensembled four superstars and a star director duo. Race 2 is an utterly pointless film. Whike talking about Race 3, critic Rajeev Masand had said, "Race 3 is as enjoyable as jamming your fingers in a door".
While it's true, it's predecessor is no better. There were never ending twists and turns. Saif pretends as he knows everything, John says he already knows that Saif knows it, than Saif would say he made him believe that he knows everything. Understood? Well, I didn't either. It's basically about two narcissists pitted against each other. Do Anil kapoor and Amisha patel have any role? They were just discussing fruits every time. Except in a painfully long scene where she reduced to a Bikini and started seducing him. Infact, all three girls were far from being decent. At the end, Saif launched a car into a flying aeroplane. And if that was not enough, he along with Deepika came out of aeroplane on a flying car. I can't even explain. Easily among the worst films ever.
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Race 2 (2013) IMDb- 5.4 RJG Rating- 05 Sequel to the blockbuster hit Race ,follows Ranvir's latest plan for revenge. Starring- Saif Ali,John Abraham,Deepika ,Jacqueline Director- Abbas-Mastan None of the actors are of any good.The only thing Saif Ali Khan does is give out his "know it all" stare.John Abraham proves once again that he has no other talents than modeling.His only contributions to the movie are his various shirtless scenes.As a villain he is a big time fail.Anil Kapoor is another wasted talent.He and Amisha Patel dish out various fruit related (im not kidding,all their dialogs are fruit related!) puns.Although both Deepika and Jacq have some story related role ,they only score on the skin show department. Its easy to mistake the story for being written by an 8 year old who probably ate too much chocolate.Within 5 minutes from the start ,it starts getting beyond the realm of ridiculousness.Its so bad that i wanted to 'facepalm' myself permanently for watching the idiocy that unfolded on screen.Cheating poker ,speed based bomb,stealing historical items ,the list goes on,its all so idiotic that it starts getting hilarious in the second half.One of the best qualities of the first movie were its twists.With Race 2 ,the twists and turns can be seen a mile away.Its all too obvious and predictable.Almost all of them are shamelessly recycled from Hollywood. This movie is an insult to the human senses.Abbas-Mastan have either gone nuts or are just trying to make quick cash with their worthless movies.They fill the movie with stylish shots trying hard to cover up the dumb story.Even here they fail.The visual effects are very poor and seem to be a decade old technology.The overdose of stylish sequences drag the movie even more. The action sequences are too long and the comedy is very poor.The fruit related jokes are the most utterly lamest things I've ever heard in an action movie.Why fruits? Was it to support the cherry popping jokes? There's no other reason for fruit comedy in Race 2!! The only plus point that can be salvaged from Race 2 is its music.The music videos were interesting and helped to increase the movies tempo. Overall Race 2 is one of the worst movies I've seen in 2013.Stay away from it.The music videos can be seen on Youtube for free. Acting- 0/5 Story- 0/5 Direction- 0/5 Action- 1/5 Thriller- 1/5
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Race 2 is a popcorn flick at best! Too much care has been taken for the oomph and style in the film but little has been done to enlighten the screenplay which was definitely a plus point of its predecessor, Race. Race 2 boosts of a stellar cast of A-list actors but the plot doesn't have t
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