About the three theoretical perspectives of sociology

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1. Be able to talk about biological explanations of race and problems we have with that.

2. Be able to talk about the three theoretical perspectives of sociology and how they approach race and racism (also remember, your book uses labeling, but there’s actually a different third theoretical perspective that labeling is just a type of).

3. Be able to talk about globalization and reasons it has increased in recent years.

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