Animals are categorized by breeds when there are numerous varieties of a species, such as dogs. There are over 300 breeds of dogs in the world, and each breed has specific characteristics and traits to identify them. Animals are now being mixed and bred with new strains such as labradoodles and ligers, and people have always been mixed and bred with various strains.

How many breeds of humans are there? I know that we are all categorized by race or color, but because there are so many more varieties and variations of people, it’s difficult to determine specific characteristics and traits.

This is why people should not be characterized by their race, color, sex, or anything else because each and every person is unique, and it is very difficult to determine characteristics of a person based on race or color or sex. You can make generalizations about someone based on where they live sometimes, but that is also not an exact science.

And that is why it is impossible to assign things like intelligence, beauty, talent, or anything else that way. Stereotypes and prejudices and especially racism are beliefs and practices of people who are narrow minded, afraid, and/or feeling inferior themselves. I think that besides economics, people who judge others thusly are envious of the talent, intelligence, beauty, or something else of whoever they are trying to ridicule.

I have heard too many times those who believe they are practicing diversity say that others are “just as good” as everybody else. But who is everybody else? And who believes that they are such examples of what anyone else should be?