What is meant by the statement race is a social construct

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Problem: In "Defining Race" Howard Taylor discusses the multiple ways in which race is defined. One of the ways in which race is defined is as a social construction. First, EXPLAIN (using your own words) what is meant by the statement "race is a social construct".

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