The Evolution Of Different Races (Is Race A Social Construct)

You’re arguments don’t touch mine at all, first of all I’m not saying that simply having a trait like sickle cell automatically makes someone a different race. It just developed specifically in one race because of how they adapted to their environment. And I’m not comparing race to species, I’m comparing it to breeds. Race being a social construct because of how societies overtime grouped people is all cope. You can biologically cluster people into different groups, that is not a social construct. Just because societies have their own classifications doesn’t change the fact that there are biological races.

@EuroGaNationalist: so a "race" is like a "breed" of a human. Got it. What is a "biological race"? Is the origin and propagation of sickle cell, for example, genetic evidence of distinct "biological races"?

@Longshanks: Sickle Cell itself doesn’t directly mean it’s the evidence of biological races. Sickle Cell is just a trait dominant in a specific race because different people isolated in certain areas for long periods of time develop a certain way. In this case, because Malaria is common in Africa, most sub Saharan Africans adapted traits to counter malaria which resulted in sickle cell. Foreshadowing that the different races developed differently and uniquely from each other.