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After reading an old GAG question regarding race being both biological and a social construct, I decided ask this question for an interesting discussion.

I believe that while race is mostly biological, separating groups of humans by race are usually never very accurate because every country has their own completely different racial classification systems that mean something very different from other countries. For instance, in Latin America, If you look more predominantly White European (despite having a few obvious non-white features from non-white ancestries in you), then you are still classified as "White". Here in the US, that would never fly and that person would not be considered a truly "pure white" person by the US's social One-Drop Rule standards. Even Arabs in Latin America (especially in Mexico) are socially treated as "White"(with "White Privilege) while they get racially socially outcasted here in the US and not treated like "real whites" and end up losing that "White Privilege"(as much as I hate this term, you can't deny that there are some truths to this around the world), despite Arabs and Middle Eastern people being labeled as "White Caucasians" on the US Census.

I've also heard that in Australia, the Aboriginals are sometimes referred to as "black people" even though Australian Aboriginals have absolutely nothing culturally in common with Black Africans or Black African-Americans since here in the US, "Black" refers to African Americans and Black Africans. Also, even in many East Asian countries like China and Japan (both supposedly very racially homogenous countries) have several different ethnic groups of their own (that have always been completely overlooked and ignored).

Anyways, here's a link to a GAG question that causes me to ask this question. https://www.girlsaskguys.com/other/q179375-why-do-some-people-treat-race-as-primarily-or