How does view that race is a social construction supported by political realities compare with the traditional biological view of race?

The view that race is a social construction supported by political realities emphasizes that race is a product of historical, social, and political factors rather than biological ones. In contrast, the traditional biological view of race suggests that racial categories are based on distinct and meaningful genetic differences between groups. The former view highlights the fluidity and changing nature of racial categories, challenging the fixed and biological nature ascribed to race in the traditional view.