Race and Ethnicity

Sociology uses criticism of racial and racial notions and reviews them, combining them with the recognition of majority and minority group, and social structure of inequality, power, and stratification. "Race" refers to a physical difference that a group or culture regards as meaningful socially, and "race" refers to a general culture such as language, ancestry, customs, beliefs.

From a sociological point of view, we will explore how race and ethnicity are organized by society and how individuals are identified as one or more. Research shows how they relate to social status and discussion of politics and policies on issues such as intergroup relations including such immigration, identity and racial discrimination.

Ethnicity and ethnicity: Race is a cultural feature that connects one or more specific groups. Ethnicity may be used in exchange for race. Ethnicity and ethnicity are related concepts, but the concept of race is the concept of social group, in particular the common nationality, tribal affiliation, religious beliefs, common language, or the origin and background of culture and tradition . Race is based on the concept of classification based on morphological features such as skin color and facial features. Concepts of races and certain ethnic groups are often controversial because of their political and sociological uses and meanings. In English, the race aims more attention to the past and culture link shared with perception. In other languages, the corresponding terms of race and country may be closer. *

The terms race and race are similar, and there is some overlap between them. As synonyms and anthropologists also recognize the concept that race and race overlap, ordinary people often use the terms "race" and "racial" in the same sense. Ethnic and ethnic identity is consistent with common ancestors and others based on common cultural identity. As mentioned earlier, race is a social structure that defines the human population based on the physical and / or biological characteristics being considered to distinguish it from other people. On the other hand, it is believed that the group is based on cultural identity and a unique identity of common ancestors, giving its members a sense of unique personality and legacy.