::::From the section The rejection of race and the rise of "population" and "cline": In the face of this rejection of race by evolutionary scientists, many social scientists have replaced the word race with the word "ethnicity" to refer to self-identifying groups based on beliefs in shared religion, nationality, or race. Moreover, they understood these shared beliefs to mean that religion, nationality, and race itself are social constructs and have no objective basis in the supernatural or natural realm (Gordon 1964). 

 ::::This might be spun to say something other than what it most clearly does but the fact of the matter is most college students who graduate with degrees in sociology, anthropology and political science are required to adopt the view presented by the paraphrase of (Gordon 1964).