How many human races are there?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, there's only one human race. We're all part of the same species, just with different skin tones and features. So, like, technically speaking, there's no such thing as multiple human races. We're all in this together, man.

Answer 2

The concept of race is a social construct, not a biological one, so there is no definitive answer to how many human races there are. Traditional racial classifications have categorized humans into a few distinct races, such as Caucasian, Asian, African, and Indigenous peoples. However, modern scientific understanding recognizes that genetic variation among humans is continuous and does not fit neatly into discrete categories, making the concept of race complex and fluid.

Answer 3

There are five:

• Australoids
• Caucasoids (White skinned- italian, maltese...)
• Capoid (Dark skinned group in South Africa)
• Congoid (Black skinned- African...)
• Mongoloids (Their eyes are like thinner- chinese...)

There is a debate on whether to classify Native Americans as the sixth race or part of the Mongoloids.

Answer 4

None. All people are human--homo sapiens--and the superficial differences that we use to define races are just variations that are too minor to matter taxonomically.

Answer 5

Subspecies - Homo sapiens sapiens