Books with author Stephanie Watson

The main responsibility of a police officer is to enforce the laws to protect people and their property. Students who are interested in pursuing a career as a police officer will understand the responsibilities of the job, the daily duties, the preparation requiredstarting in high schooland the personal qualifications necessary for performing the job at its highest level. Readers learn about the v

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Racism cannot be defined without first defining race. Among social scientists, ‘race’ is generally understood as a social construct. Although biologically meaningless when applied to humans – physical differences such as skin color have no natural association with group differences in ability or behavior – race nevertheless has tremendous significance in structuring social reality. Indeed, historical variation in the definition and use of the term provides a case in point. The term race was first used to describe peoples and societies in the way we now understand ethnicity or national identity. Later, in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, as Europeans encountered non-European civilizations, Enlightenment scientists and philosophers gave race a biological meaning let know more.