Making Sense of Race

Exploring the complexities of race, the book challenges the prevailing notion that it is merely a social construct. It highlights the undeniable presence of racial differences in areas such as sports, culture, and public health, emphasizing their significance in disease susceptibility and organ donation. The author argues that while race is often dismissed in discourse, it remains a crucial factor in global politics and ethnic nationalism. This examination confronts societal taboos, advocating for an open dialogue about race in contemporary society.