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Given what Intercultural Communication: Globalization and Social Justice tells us, what is it that enabled the use of science to normalize biological concepts of race? 

          Given what Intercultural Communication: Globalization and Social Justice tells us, what is it that enabled the use of science to normalize biological concepts of race?
Given what Intercultural Communication: Globalization and Social Justice tells us, what is it that enabled the use of science to normalize biological concepts of race?

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Given what Intercultural Communication: Globalization and Social Justice tells us, what is it that enabled the use of science to normalize biological concepts of race? sid.c Given what Intercultural Communication:Globalization and Social Justice tells us,what is it that enabled the use of science to normalize biological concepts of race?
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00:01 Hello students, science contributed in racism in many ways.
00:15 For example, many scientists use scientific methods or use scientific results to prove the discrimination among people.
00:24 For example, scientists use different skull of white and black individuals and measure the length of skull and justify colonization.
00:58 This is one of the ways through which scientific methods are used for discrimination among people.
01:11 Even nowadays, racism is continuous, although there is no evidence of science that explains that color affects the ability of a person and the color of a person matter can also superior to other.
01:31 There is no evidence that shows the color of an individual affects the ability of a person...
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