### contest:

Race
* All races are products of evolution, the only object of which is final perfection
  - therefore at a very similar age of development
  - commit crimes
* All races have a history of war and conquest
  - equal death rates from breast cancer
  - poor, middle-class and wealthy individuals
  - some time have been exploited, abused or suffered genocide
  - naturally regard themselves as superior to all others
* Every race has a unique understanding of how the world came to be
  - it's own uniqueness and character
  - is composed of human beings
* IS a social construct, yet the census has always identified people by race.
* Many races can be necromancers including humans, dark elves, gnomes and erudites.
* Most races have separate male, female, and mixed classes.
* Some races also tame relatively well, for a terrestrial salamander.
* Some races are also permanently at war with each other
  - monogamous and some races are polygamous
  - more likely to have names of a certain type
* Some races have a higher incidence of heart disease than others
  - more or less complete white ring at the base of the black neck
  - use different chutes for different ages and sexes
* affects perceptions, affects how people make decisions
  - sentencing in capital cases
* also plays a role in heart disease.
* also seems to be a factor in determining who is at a higher risk of developing the disease
  - in determining who is at risk
* appears to have some influence on late-life sibling relationships.
* are but an evanescent feature of evolution
  - contests
  - groups
  - minor variations within that species
  - most easily determined by their different host ranges
  - social reality
* bears no causal relationship to crime.
* becomes a factor in the way that grades are decided in classrooms
  - the overriding factor in evaluating an individual, and that is the essence of racism
* black male issue in the same way that gender is often seen as a white women's issue.
* can be a matter of life and death in the criminal justice system
  - source of pride and culture, but it is also a source of discrimination
  - differ in any of the ways that families can differ from each other
* causes conflict among many people all over the world.
* clearly is linked to the disproportionate impacts of pollution.
* complex construct that serves as a proxy for many different factors.
* concerns access to housing and employment as well as cultural disparagement.
* condition beyond the individual s control.
* confusing term politically and sociologically.
* continues to play a centeral role in determining who lives and who dies
  - central role in police brutality in the United States
  - primary role in determining who lives and who dies
* correlates strongly with reading achievement.
* critical factor even among low-income families.
* cultural concept.
* differ as to the density of melanocytes in their skin.
* differ innately in character traits
  - mental ability
* evolve through natural selection, sexual selection, or genetic drift.
* exist as distinct biological categories
  - by generalizations and stereotypes
* form as a consequence of genetic drift, selection and isolation.
* fugue that plays throughout U.S. society, including higher education.
* fundamental aspect of the human condition
  - part of the person
* game of numbers.
* happens to be only one variable in distinction of choice.
* has a representation in the unconscious
  - little or no value for describing human biological diversity
  - weight in nearly every area of the law, from employment law to criminal law
* incarnate, disappear and reincarnate, and so do all lives in form.
* includes colour, descent, ethnic origin or nationality.
* influences hospitalization rates for asthma.
* invokes skin color and supposedly inferior biological attributes and intelligence.
* is also a significant factor related to women in poverty
  - always self-reported and has nothing to do with scientific definitions of biological stock
* is an antiquated social construct that lacks a true biological basis
  - arbitrary and false social construct and distinction
  - immutable condition
* is an important factor in determining who is sentenced to die
  - politics in America today
  - tool for maintaining the status quo in terms of class
  - unbiased term
  - and has been a fundamental issue and dilemma within the United States
  - another factor that affects one's risk
  - at play in who is most often given the death penalty
* is based on self-identification
  - the notion of exclusivity
  - category of people who share biologically transmitted traits
  - characterized by the color of an individual s skin color and their ancestry
  - constructed by society
  - gendered, and gender is raced
  - learned and defined in cultural terms
  - likewise important in medicine
  - merely a label people impose upon themselves and others based on a person's appearance
  - modes of expression
  - one of the most important organizing principles in our society
* is only a minor aspect of human diversity
  - one half of ethnicity, however
  - rooted in biology
* is the most common basis for hate crime
  - generalized classification of distinguishing a human being
  - subtext of American politics
  - used to keep people from uniting on the basis of class
* lived dimension of human experience.
* means a tribe, breed or group of individuals descended from a common ancestor.
* often melts away when much larger concerns, such as education, draw people together.
* operates within the public sphere in politics.
* particularly strong predictor of obesity, while SES heavily influences cigarette smoking.
* permeates every institution, every relationship and every individual.
* physical characteristic
* places people into categories based solely on their biological characteristics.
* plays a big role in deciding who works and who remains jobless
  - central role in police brutality and shootings
  - determining role in deciding who lives and who dies
* plays a role in the death penalty
  - vast majority of executions
* politically charged term.
* powerful factor in American politics.
* purely external characteristic and has no effect on what a person brings to a community.
* result of the genetic adaptation of the hominids to enviroment.
* significant force in politics, and many political parties are ethnically based.
* social concept disguised in the eugenics movement as a biological one
  - derived category
* socially constructed concept.
* walking strengthens the front of the leg like nothing else except x-c skiing and speed skating.
+ Canoe racing, Races: Water sports
  * Races are divided into several groups based on how long they are.
+ Mario Kart, Gameplay, Courses
  * Many course themes are repeated throughout the series. For example, most games have featured a circuit course, a desert course, a city or highway course with traffic, some form of a beach course, a stadium course, a jungle course, an ice or snow course, Bowser's Castle and Rainbow Road. Each game in the series includes 16 original courses, with the exception of 'Super Mario Kart' and 'Super Circuit', which holds 20. Most races have three laps, while some games have more or less. There are also three to six original battle arenas in each game, designed exclusively for Battle mode. So far, there are 120 original courses and 30 original arenas spread throughout these seven games. Additionally, there are 48 Retro courses and 10 Retro arenas. These consist of older material recreated for newer games.
+ Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, New features: Blizzard video games :: Real-time strategy video games :: 2003 video games
  * All races have their own shops.
  * All races have new units. The Undead now have Obsidian Statue, Destroyer, Skeletal Mage, and Carrion Beetle for their new armies. The Night Elves acquire Mountain Giant, Faerie Dragon, Avatar of Vengeance, and Sprit of Vengeance for their new armies. The Humans acquire Spell Breaker, Dragonhawk Rider, and Phoenix for their new armies. The Orcs acquire Berserker, Spirit Walker, and Troll Batrider for their new armies.