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Direct linkCruz, Barbara C.; Duplass, James A. – History Teacher, 2009
Most students today are not able to distinguish between the notion of "race" as a social construct and the pernicious, false belief that "race" is a biological reality. The American Anthropological Association has adopted a policy that the word "race" should always be put in quotation marks because, as a social and…
Descriptors: Ethics, Teaching Methods, High School Students, Middle School Students
