How the construction of race is arbitrary

Using the articles “Changing Race,” by C. Rodriquez (in the Readings folder), “Notes of a White Black Woman,” by J. Scales-Trent (in the Readings folder), and the news articles and video on Bollywood actor Priyanka Chopra (found at the end of PART I), do the following: Use information from Changing Race (required) and Notes of a White Black Women (required), and the news articles and video to discuss how the construction of race is arbitrary. Think about how skin walking and the arbitrary construction of race applies to Priyanka Chopra, as she moved from being a Bollywood actor and star, to Hollywood, where there are so few Southeast Asian actors. In the articles about Priyanka Chopra, think about the significance of skin color and how it is valued in one place, and not in another. There are similar discussions in Changing Race and Notes of a White Black Women. Be sure to refer the power point slides with audios on this topic: how and why the construction of race is arbitrary. Requirements: – In your discussion, make sure to define what race as an arbitrary construction means, and do notprovide a dictionary definition, and do notdefine each word individually. – In your discussion, use specific examples from the required reading: an example is not a general statement, but provides specific information. – Only use relevant material from the required reading; not everything in the readings is relevant. – Correct citations in the paragraphs are required. A bibliography is not required. – Write a minimum of 2 paragraphs (approximately 10 full and meaningful sentences per paragraph). Articles on Bollywood actor, Priyanka Chopra: 1) https://www.freepressjournal.in/entertainment/bollywood/nobody-made-opportunities-for-me-in-hollywood-priyanka-chopra-jonas 2) https://dailyuknews.com/us-news/priyanka-chopra-discusses-lack-of-lead-hollywood-roles-for-south-asian-women/ 3) Video on Bollywood actor, Priyanka Chopra: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9238657/Priyanka-Chopra-discusses-lack-lead-Hollywood-roles-South-Asian-women.html