Ethnicity

In biology, there are only three races, Asians, Blacks, and Caucasians. There are only three because the skull has three different shapes. For example, decent people in Pakistan and other people in North Korea are shaped like skulls in the same sense, so they are regarded as Asians in this sense. The same can be said to British and Brazilians. Because they have skulls of the same shape, people from Kuwait and Jamaica are also black people. The skulls of humans A and B are considered not to be identical, but they usually have the same features, namely, height, temporomandibular joints, and so on.

In the social aspect, race is the country of origin. If you are in the United States you might say your American may be okay but in Spain and Australia they will not know that you mean America, Canada, Argentina, etc. .

Under the current circumstances "New World Racial Diversity", ethnic groups in the United States are fundamentally different from ethnic groups like Quebec and Scotland. , Fleming, the Basque Country discussion of 'Federalism and race', Nathan Glaser pointed out some fundamental differences: the United States does not have a "house" in the United States, and houses outside the country There is none. 16 Mr. Glaser thinks that American ethnic groups have characteristics as a "permanent dilemma and challenge" social scientist. "It is supported by unique religious or religious variants ...".

Because of racial problems, many social scientists prefer the word racial when talking about people with color and people with other unique cultural heritage. In this case the race refers to a common social, cultural and historical experience arising from the context of a common country or region that makes the sub-population of the population different. Likewise, the national group is a group that has social, cultural and historical common experiences, has relatively independent beliefs, values, actions, and has an identity attributable to that group. Thinking that way, the terms race and ethnicity avoid biological differences implied by the race and ethnic groups' biological implications and these terms.

When discussing race it is often difficult to draw a line between social, ethnic and minority terms. For the purpose of this article, we refer to the term racial group often defined as a social group of larger societies linked by race, language, nationality, culture, or commonality of shared values use. Minorities, more specifically "fragile groups, ethnic groups, religions, languages ​​or cultural groups" are fewer than other people, according to the definition of ethnic minority international (MRG), maintain and develop their own identity You may want to make it. "