The Bell Curve, in which the authors argue that intelligence is quantifiable and that they found differences in intelligence across racial groups, is one of the most prominent examples of _____ in recent decades.

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The argument made in The Bell Curve, that differences in intelligence across racial groups can be explained by biological factors, is a clear example of biological racism. This book has faced significant criticism for its flawed methodology and the way its findings have been used to perpetuate racist beliefs and attitudes.

The Bell Curve, in Which the Authors Argue That Intelligence