The Racial Stew: A Study of Genetics and the Multiracial Admixture

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The term multiracial refers to people whose ancestry originates from multiple races. Multiracial includes biracial people, but more often is used for the generational admixture that creates an individual's DNA. With a high universal incidence, multiracialism also refers to groups or populations that are comprised of more than one race, or a heterogeneous grouping. Defining race is considered a controversial topic of conversation, but race is the unique form of categorization of genetic makeup, both near and distant. This book explores race and genetics, the specifics of race in the United States, plus terms used around the world for multiracial backgrounds.

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