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Discover the transformative ideas within 'Fatal Invention' by Dorothy Roberts, a pivotal work that challenges the biological myth of race. This essential read delves deep into how contemporary science, including race-specific drugs and genetic testing, perpetuates social inequalities in our so-called 'post-racial' world. Roberts, an esteemed legal scholar and social critic, masterfully critiques the intersection of race, genetics, and policy, revealing how these constructs shape our society. Recognized as one of the top ten black nonfiction books of 2011 by AFRO.com, 'Fatal Invention' is hailed for its thought-provoking analysis and relevance in current discussions on race and justice. Whether you're a student, academic, or someone interested in social issues, this groundbreaking trade paperback is a must-have. Unearth the truths behind race and science with this compelling read that is perfect for your library. Join the conversation on race, identity, and inequality by adding 'Fatal Invention' to your collection today! Explore the critical examination of race in science, and empower yourself with knowledge that promotes equality and justice. Ideal for readers looking to understand the complexities of race, the implications of genetics, and the ongoing struggle for social justice.