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I learned that African who get the virus will react much worse and not have a high of chance of surviving I also learned about how fruit flies have more genetic variation then humans

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These sources were very helpful to my understanding of race. Ive learned that just by looking at them, you cannot figure out much about their race or background because there are so many other factors that goes into it. I learned that different skull sizes can be linked to different races.

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I learned a lot from all of these sites. I've learned that for COVID-19 African Americans are at a higher risks of hospitalization and death, it is a 33% chance from life or death. Also, I found that the Coronavirus spreads extremely rapid, and that is what makes it so dangerous. Another thing I learned is that New York, Philadelphia, Miami, Detroit, Chicago and New Orleans are the top places with the most percentage of African American citizens. All in all, I learned a massive amount from all of these sites and I would love to learn a lot more things about this topic.

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From the sites I learned that race isn't just the color of somebody's skin. Race is also very cultural and can be determined in many different ways, for one say genetics. The article gives plenty of interesting facts, one suggesting that slavery wasn't simply a race thing it was due to wrongful actions. Another fact being that during this pandemic African Americans are at higher risk due to the fact that a great percentage of them suffer from Asthma.

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I have learned that before the year 2000 you could only register yourself on the Census as one race which is not very fair as people can be more than one race. I have also learned that fruit flies have more genetic variation than humans do which is hoking. I have also learned that more African American people are at risk for Covid-19 because they are more likely to suffer from health conditions. The information I have learned from the past few days opened my eyes to even more race issues.

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From the resources I have learned that race is cultural and not scientific. Also I learned that Fruit flies have the most genetic variation. I also learned that African Americans are the most at risk for dying from the coronavirus which I didn't know before

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From the PBS website, I learned that race is cultural and most scientists have different competing ideas on where skin color comes from. I also learned that slavery wasn't dictated by skin color but by a multitude of actions that happened to come together. From the article I learned that African Americans have a higher percentage of people that suffer from asthma which makes them at a higher risk for contracting the virus. They suffer from the health risks that lead to people being hospitalized due to COVID-19.

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The PBS matching game really made me have to think about the different races of the people. And I learned from that is that you can't make assumptions on what people look like. I also learned that there are so many different races and each have been through different things through the years. One thing I learned from the article is that A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study of the virus found that 33 percent of those who have been hospitalized are African American.

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The PBS websites and the videos were very informative in the inequalities African Americans face in comparison to white people. I learned that even in the same job as a white person, they made half as much just because of their skin color. From the article, I learned that African Americans are also at greater risk of hospitalization and death from COVD-19. It was found that 33% of patients were African American.

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These resources have been very informative. I have learned how racial disparities impact people and their lives across generations, including income, financial stability and schooling opportunities. Yesterday I learned through the PBS race timelines how discoveries made in science, specifically pertaining to sickle cell disease, exposed that it was not linked to race but rather areas that malaria was once commonly found. The article covering the topic of COVID 19 enlightened me on the greater risk minority groups have of catching the virus, an important factor being that minority groups often do not have health insurance and have are more susceptible poverty. It is disheartening to know how people understand there is an issue with racism, but we haven't been able to overcome it.

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I learned from the work i was given today and yesterday that African Americans are at a higher risk to Corona virus. I also learned that fruit flies are the most diverse species. I learned in 1995 the average white family had 8x the wealth of the average non-white family.

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The PBS website helped me to learn it is difficult to put people into certain categories based on skin color. I learned we are all evolved from African ancestors and the earliest hominids evolved from apes 5 million years ago. I thought it was interesting that we don't know what makes people have different skin colors. The article helped me to learn that minority groups are in danger due to the disease that comes with the virus. African Americans have a higher rate of hospitalization and of deaths. Minority populations are less likely to live a healthy lifestyle- eating healthy foods and exercising. It is sad reading that most minority groups do not have health insurance and higher rates of poverty.

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I learned that you can't always tell race by looking the people and by their skin color. I learned that we have only been around for about 170000 years which isn't that long if you think about it. I learned that African Americans are at higher risk of death for the Coronavirus

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I actually learned a lot from all of this resources and it helps me a lot. Did you know fruit flies are the most genetic variation? Because I did not, and that is one of the many things I have learned from the resources you have given us. I've learned that for COVID-19 African Americans are at a higher risks of hospitalization and death, they are at a 33%. Also, I found that the Coronavirus spreads so easily, and that is what makes it so dangerous. Another thing I learned is that New York, Philadelphia, Miami, Detroit, Chicago and New Orleans are the top places with the most percentage of African Americans. In conclusion, I learned a lot from all of these resources and I hope to keep learning more and more as I go on.

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Iv'e learned a lot from the PBS website and the article. I learned that African Americans have always had a tough life due to their race. White families had 8 times the amount of income as a black family, even if they had the same wages. I also learned that 33% of people being hospitalized for the Coronavirus are African American, because people assume that they will have other health problems. African Americans also have a higher chance of getting the virus. When doing the acuity yesterday, the one where we had to place people in groups depending on their race, I was way off. I learned that most of the time, you can't tell what someone's race is jus by looking at them.

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Over the past 2 days I have learned so much from the PBS website and the article. I learned that people are still quick to assume someones race or jump to conclusions about what type of person they are because of their race. From the COVID-19 Article alone, I was able to learn that African Americans have a greater risk of getting the Coronavirus and 33 percent of people being hospitalized for the virus are African Americans because it is automatically assumed that they will have other health conditions. Doing the activity yesterday on PBS when we had to group the people based on race, I learned that I was quick to place people in categories where they did not belong, and this is what happens in the real world too.

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From the PBS website, I learned that African Americans still have a really hard time because of their race. They always have a much harder time then other people because people will often think that African Americans are bad people. For instance, there are more African Americans that are being randomly stopped when they are driving just because they are African American. Also, the average white family makes about 8 times the amount of a nonwhite family. From the COVID-19 article, I learned that African Americans have a higher risk of getting the virus. 33% of people are African American that are being hospitalized for this virus because they are more likely to have health conditions.

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From the PBS website I learned that classification of race is cultural and not scientific, it is also a modern idea. I learned we are the most genetically similar and fruit flies are actually the most diverse species. We also can be categorized into subspecies because we have not been around long enough. From the article I learned that African Americans and other non-white groups are at a higher risk for coronavirus. It is more than just race that puts them at that risk, including geography, socioeconomics and health factors. African Americans are more likely to have asthma, diabetes and obesity, a lack of health insurance, and live in poverty which all contribute as to why 33 percent of people hospitalized are African Americans.

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I learned so much from these three resources. From "Race- The Power of an Illusion", I learned that in 1995, the average white family had eight times the wealth of the average nonwhite family. I also learned that race is a modern idea, and that ancient societies didn't segregate people based on their physical differences, but based on religion, status, class, and/or language. The last thing I learned was that African Americans see higher rates of hospitalization and deaths from COVID-19. Research found that 33 percent of people who have been hospitalized are African American, even though they only make 3 percent of the general population.

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From the PBS website, I learned that discrimination against African Americans caused many problems. African Americans did not have the same benefits that white people had, and they were treated differently. One example of this is that they made a lower income compared to white people. Racial segregation affected colored people negatively as well. People treated them unfairly because of their race. From the COVID article, I learned that African Americans are more affected by the COVID-19 outbreak compared to any other race. I find this interesting because this is a sickness that everyone can come down with.

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From the PBS website, I learned that determining someone's race isn't only determined from their skin color. There are other ways to determine someone's race. Race can be determined from culture and scientists are still coming up with different ideas on where skin color can come from. Also from the article, I read that African Americans and non-white groups are at a higher risk of getting COVID-19. This is not because of their skin color, but rather about geography, socioeconomics and health factors that African Americans typically experience. At the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a study of the virus found that 33% of those who have been hospitalized for the virus are African American.  The last thing I learned is that you cannot tell someone's race by just looking at them. In the game we played where we tried to seperate people by race, I did very poorly because I tried to guess their race just by physical appearance. However, background and culture also goes into race as well, not just physical appearance. I also learned that fruit flies are the most diverse species from the quiz.