If Race No Longer Has A Biological Basis, How Do Ethnicities Continue To Function In Society?

The End of Race
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The End of Race
The definition of race as crucial divisions of humankind according to the evident physical characteristics or being united under the same culture, language, and history. After extensive realization, it can be said that race is all based on society’s perception because everyone in the world are the same, and the distinction between races are very minimal in terms of biological and genetical aspects. Furthermore, there is no such thing as a pure race because everyone has a mixture. Although, the end of race is unfathomable as majority of the people in a particular race have the tendency to draw closer to each other because of several reasons like similarities, divisions, familiarity, and idealism. This is in comparison to the possibility of the development of a new race.
Most people choose to only identify themselves based on their biological parents, their birthplace, or what they distinguish with what comes from their decisions. There are people, who are also from the same states, say they are “mixed”, and the author believes is convinced that most of the people living in Hawaii came from mixed descent. The indication of being mixed does not only come from genetics, but even for official purposes that the ancestors of a person can be categorized under one of the 6 racial forms.
The perspective used to determine race is going under rapid shifts. For instance, the popularity of intermarriages is increasing and it is gaining acceptance among societies. In 500 years, if human societies do n...