Culture Not Race Explains human Diversity
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Mark Nathan who is a professor at the State University of New York has the claims that one’s race can never be used to define someone’s diversity. This is because race is as a result of human genes in the human body. Not only Nathan but also other scientists have tried to prove that race has no significant impact on human diversity but culture greatly influences human diversity.
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