Hello! could you help me make sense of these bolded terms? 1. In America, we are accustomed to thinking of race as an ascribed status, but anthropology demonstrates that racial classification is based not in biological fact, but in social perceptions of difference. Discuss how race is a function of social stratification and enforced through rules of descent and linguistic discrimination to place people into majority and minority groups. if you could help me write a topic/ thesis statement that would help a lot too

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