Race is NOT a social construct.

The myth that “race is a social construct” is one of the few that can be traced back to an actual individual. It was created by Jewish “anthropologist”, Franz Boas, who forked anthropology by creating a branch of it known as “cultural” anthropology in order to advance his antarian ideas about race. (It’s enlightening to learn how many bad ideas and anti-White movements have Jews as their progenitors.)

The fact is that race is a genetic reality that goes much more than skin deep. For instance, physical anthropologists have been able to identify (for almost a century now) the race of an individual’s remains by a cursory examination of his or her bones. Also, because of the vast differences among the races, modern medical science is increasingly focusing on the race of the patient. It turns-out, different races react dramatically different to medicines and the various forms of treatment.

What we call “race” when referring to humans is the same as what we call “sub-species” in all other animals and the Human Genome Project has clearly identified three primary sub-species (that correlate directly to those long-identified by physical anthropology): Caucasian (Europeans, Middle Easterners, and North Africans), Negro (Sub-Saharan Africans), and Mongoloid (Asians and American Indians).

All of history and science shows one thing is certain: different peoples produce differing civilizations and cultures based on their genetic code and how it causes them to perceive their surroundings. So, not only is race not a “social construct” but the converse is true, society is a racial construct.

Editor’s note: This is a revised and enlarged version of an article published a few years ago.

For more on the subject of race, see the Colchester Collection’s “Race” catalog.

To learn more about your true identity as White people see the Colchester Collection’s “White Identity” catalog.

To more fully understand why Jews promote White Genocide see the Colchester Collection’s “Jewishness” catalog.