Film Summary: The Video Race

There is no question that individual human beings are different, one from the other. Our eyes look different, skin color, body shape and hair form. But the video Race the power of an illusion confirmed a belief that basically all people are equal, even if they are sharing different skin color. We may look different than each other, but we are not. If a person think people are different, so it just depends on how this person choose to look at people around him or her. The division of people into distinct categories are, white, black, yellow and red. The way we look is how we classify people into races. The video shows a dozens of high school students, including African American athletes and Asian American, who compare their own DNA. They compare their skin colors.
However, the results surprise them and me, when they discover their closest genetic matches are likely to be with people from other races as their own. All human beings share as much as 85 percent of all genetic variants. Therefore, the film has a good connection with our textbook, the video gave a clear confirmation that race is a social construct, created and continued by humans in society alone. Also, it depends on the culture values and their perspective about race. People use the idea of racism to judge others because of the color of their skins, or the way look. But its not what you look like or your race that shows who you are but rather your characters and