Question

according to the documentary \the house we live in\, \just because race isnt a biological reality doesnt mean it isnt real. being classified as asian, or black or latino has never carried the same advantages in our society as being white\
true
false
question 5
2 pts
according to the documentary \the house we live in\, what makes race?
the inherent differences between people who have different ancestors.
the laws and practices that affect life chances and opportunities based on physical differences.
the physical differences between people who come from different racial groups.
the efforts of various groups to eliminate race blindness

Explanation:

The first statement reflects the social constructionist view of race, where race is not a biological fact but a social reality with different racial classifications (like Asian, Black, Latino) having fewer advantages than being white in society, which is a common theme in discussions on race and social inequality. For the second question, the documentary likely emphasizes that race is constructed by laws and practices (not biological or inherent differences) that affect life chances based on perceived physical differences (even if those physical differences don't have biological superiority).

Answer:

First question: True
Second question: the laws and practices that affect life chances and opportunities based on physical differences.