Citing biological evidence and cross-cultural evidence

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Citing biological evidence and cross-cultural evidence (that is, comparing and contrasting the different cultural ideas found in different societies), make a convincing argument that racial categories are cultural inventions rather than scientifically valid categories of different types of human beings.

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