When racial/ethnic differences are found in research, it is often clear whether such differences are due to race or social class (or both).

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Race and social class are often intricately intertwined and it can be difficult to determine whether observed differences are solely due to one factor or a combination of both. Additionally, other factors such as historical and cultural factors can also contribute to observed differences. Therefore, it is often not clear whether racial/ethnic differences in research are solely due to race or social class.

When Racial/ethnic Differences Are Found in Research, It Is Often