Tag Archives: racism

Urban ecology, evolution, and racism

Posted on 31 Aug, 2020 by Kathleen Grogan

Occasionally, while reading the literature, you stumble across a paper that is so eloquent and beautiful that you are awestruck. Since that happened to me this weekend, today’s post is a call to you to go read the incredible synthesis … Continue reading →

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NPR's muddled take on scientific racism and direct-to-consumer genetics

Posted on 7 Jul, 2017 by Jeremy Yoder

NPR’s science blog Cosmos & Culture has a post up about a new book on scientific racism and population genetics, particularly in connection with personal genetic ancestry reconstruction like that offered by 23andMe and other “direct-to-consumer” (DTC) genetic testing outfits. … Continue reading →

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