'Fatal Invention' delves into the complex intersection of science, politics, and business in shaping modern concepts of race. Written by Dorothy Roberts, a renowned scholar in the field of race and bioethics, this book challenges the notion of race as a biological reality and explores how it is socially constructed and perpetuated. Through a critical examination of genetic research, medical practices, and government policies, Roberts exposes the ways in which race continues to be used as a tool for discrimination and inequality in the 21st century. A thought-provoking and timely exploration of a controversial topic.'