Race Realism’s Core Propositions

The article formalizes two competing worldviews: an 'orthodox' position that treats race as a social construct and disparities as products of racism, and a 'hereditarian' position that treats race as a biological phenomenon potentially linked to group differences in psychology. By laying out numbered propositions, it frames the dispute as testable claims rather than slogans. — This clarifies the terms of a heated debate and invites evidence‑based adjudication rather than definitional or moral stand‑offs.