Brym and Lie conclude that it is misleading to claim that "race and ethnicity are quite different,since one is biological and the other is cultural." Both race and ethnicity,they claim,are rooted in social structure,not biology and culture.

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Brym and Lie argue that both race and ethnicity are socially constructed, rooted in social structure rather than biology or culture. They refute the notion that race is solely biological and ethnicity is solely cultural, asserting that both are shaped by social factors.

Brym and Lie Conclude That It Is Misleading to Claim