Race and IQ

Race and IQ are complex topics involving biology, environment, and social factors. IQ (intelligence quotient) measures certain cognitive skills but is influenced by education, upbringing, nutrition, and social opportunities. Race is a social construct often based on physical traits, but it doesn’t determine intelligence or ability. Scientific research shows minimal biological differences in intelligence among races; disparities are mainly due to unequal access to resources and opportunities. It's important to view individuals as unique, rather than making assumptions based on race, recognizing that many factors shape intelligence beyond genetics.