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Briefly describe the three theories of race (Eliminativism, Naturalism, and Constructivism) explained in the Haslanger reading.

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    Eliminativism is based on the belief that race is not biological

    Naturalism on the other hand is based on the notion that race is biological

    Constructivism is based on the notion that race is real, but only socially construed as it is based on social factors.
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