Race is often determined by a combination of physical characteristics, such as skin color, facial features, and hair texture, as well as cultural, historical, and social factors. It is a social construct rather than a strictly biological one, meaning that its definitions can vary across different societies and contexts. Additionally, individuals may identify with a particular race based on their ancestry, cultural heritage, and personal experiences. Ultimately, race encompasses both tangible traits and the broader societal narratives surrounding those traits.
The heritage of their parents, which is determined by where they were born.
Socialism has nothing to do with race, but with economics. Socialism is concerned with taxing the wealthy to provide welfare to the poor. It does not matter what race a person is, but what wealth they have, that determines their position and duties in a socialist country.
No, DNA cannot determine a person's race. Race is a social construct based on cultural, historical, and geographical factors. While genetic variations can be used to study ancestry and geographical origins, they do not align neatly with socially defined racial categories.
Mixed race.
The price, how informed the person is and the quality of the goods are the factors that determines whether a person will buy inferior or normal goods.
There is a a person ("adjuster") assigned to each case This person determines weather the injury and disability qualify
If you mean the race of person you are, no.
They are called the Coroner.
The helping mentality of a person determines his quality.
john smith was the first person to win a drifting race.
A person who determines the betting odds.
A person with no money.