Which of the following best represents Lassiter\'s argument in \"Evolution and t

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Which of the following best represents Lassiter's argument in "Evolution and the Critique of Race"?

Race is a completely irrelevant category of thought and should receive no scholarly attention in any way possible.

The evolution of light skin pigments around 12,000 years ago in Northern Europe represents a superior genetic advantage over dark skin.

C)When it comes to human biological existence on Earth, constant change is the rule.

It is useful to divide populations up into groups, even if those are just heuristic demarcations.

Race is a completely irrelevant category of thought and should receive no scholarly attention in any way possible.

The evolution of light skin pigments around 12,000 years ago in Northern Europe represents a superior genetic advantage over dark skin.

C)When it comes to human biological existence on Earth, constant change is the rule.

It is useful to divide populations up into groups, even if those are just heuristic demarcations.

C)When it comes to human biological existence on Earth, constant change is the rule.

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