How anecdotal evidence can lead to misunderstanding

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Question: Discuss how both race and gender are social constructs, how anecdotal evidence can lead to misunderstanding the experience of marginalized gender and racial identities, and provide at least two course concepts that provide insight into how these misunderstandings may be overcome

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