"The 'Morphing' Properties of Whiteness" by Troy Duster

Multiple Choice

"The 'Morphing' Properties of Whiteness" by Troy Duster
Duster takes up the issue of the biological and cultural basis of race and racial classification in American society. Duster advocates that race is complex, structural, and enduring, and, simultaneously, a social/cultural construct that is fluid and subject to change in which its boundaries may fundamentally alter.
-According to Duster, which of the following concepts best captures the fluidity and historically contingent nature of race?

A) Morphing
B) Aging
C) Changeability
D) Passing.