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Originally Posted by MrSelfDestruct
Both popular models of human evolution acknowledge differences in race, with the older 4-race model of the multi-regional model losing ground. It is logical that minor differences would evolve over tens of thousands of generations in widely varying areas of the world. To deny clear differences between these groups is absurd. Acknowledging differences is not racist, thinking differently of people because of it is.
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There are differences between groups, but only because the groups are classified based on those differences. If you look at non-classification criteria there are no clear boundaries showing class cohesion. The grouping is arbitrary and, biologically, meaningless.
It's sociologically significant, of course, but that's a whole 'nother field.