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When ‘Black’ & ‘Hispanic’ Students Outscore ‘Asian’ & ‘White’ Students on the ACT, Nobody Notices

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Jan 09, 2023
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In biology, “race” is a taxonomic term, and like all biological terms, it’s a bit ambiguous. Sometimes it’s used as a synonym for “subspecies.” Most often, however, "races” are defined as groups of plants, animals, or bacteria within a species that are genetically, geographically, or physiologically distinguishable but still able to reproduce with each …

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Frederick Prete is a biopsychologist in the Dept. of Biology at Northeastern Illinois University. He writes about the social and political use and misuse of biology on his Substack “Everything Is Biology.” Reach him at everythingisbiology@gmail.com
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