Jamie K. WIlson: The Mis-Definition of Blackness: When 'Race' Stops Meaning Race

This is pretty good.

I've talked about all this stuff here before.

The left is committed to social theories of everything--social constructionism, basically. They do not like biological--and they especially do not like genetic--theories of any human characteristics...unless it's politically expedient.

   They don't want race to be biological, largely because they don't like many of the racial differences we've confirmed scientifically. But they also don't want race to be a fiction...because so many leftist academicians have built their careers on race. So they need a way to have their cake and eat it too. Their solution: race is real...but social.

   Of course this is nonsense. The concept of race is the concept of biological kinds. If races aren't such natural kinds, then race is a fiction. End of story. The social dodge never works. 

   But...races are real.

   They're natural kinds of a not-fantastically-important...but also not-inconsequential variety. 'Race' is a biological term for visually distinguishable groups that fall below the level of subspecies. And that's what races are.

   Politically incorrect...but, like so many politically incorrect things...true.

   Anyway.

   The left just keeps piling nonsense on top of nonsense, trying to obfuscate with neologisms and shitty arguments--two of their most beloved tactics.

   Well...I could go on. But I've said all this before, many times.