Question

according to the textbook, racism is about: biological divisions of humans that are based on skin colour and other physical traits the categorization of humans into five distinct groups that are based on biological attributes the scientific and anthropological grouping of humans into categories how people assign meaning to appearance which they feel is learned behaviour; and if we can learn it, we can unlearn it

Explanation:

Racism is not about biological divisions (as science has shown human biological differences are minimal). Categorizing into five groups based on biological attributes is a flawed approach. The scientific and anthropological grouping is more about classification rather than the essence of racism. Racism is about the social - constructed meaning people assign to appearance (like skin color) which is a learned behavior. Since it's learned, it can potentially be unlearned.

Answer:

How people assign meaning to appearance which they feel is learned behaviour; and if we can learn it, we can unlearn it