The comparison between the Burakumin and the Japanese shows that race is:
A) a chemically important marker.
B) significant for intelligence.
C) not just about physical or biological differences.
D) more important than culture.

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The comparison between the Burakumin and the Japanese specifically illustrates that race (in this case, the social classification of the Burakumin as a marginalized group within Japan) is not solely about physical or biological differences. Instead, it is also shaped and defined by cultural and societal factors. Choices A and B are not relevant to this comparison, and choice D is not supported by the comparison between the Burakumin and the Japanese.

The Comparison Between the Burakumin and the Japanese Shows That