Question

question 1
the social category of race
○ has real consequences, even if it has no reality in biology.
○ is based on the measurable differences among biological races.
○ is less relevant to peoples lives than is biological category of race.
○ violates the right of members of the group to practice their own customs.

Explanation:

In sociology, the social category of race is a social construct. Biologically, there is no clear - cut division of "races" among humans. However, the social category of race has significant real - world consequences such as in areas of education, employment, and criminal justice. The second option is incorrect because biological races are not measurable in a way that defines social race. The third option is wrong as social race has profound impacts on people's lives. The fourth option is not a general characteristic of the social category of race.

Answer:

has real consequences, even if it has no reality in biology.