Why does Stuart Hall rejects biological racism?

Learning Goal: I’m working on a communications exercise and need a sample draft to help me learn.Watch Stuart Hall – Race as a floating Signifier. https://youtu.be/D6lIg9QVJ-IVIDEO RESPONSE – QUESTIONSHow does Stuart Hall inform your understanding of critical media studies?
Is there anything solid or permanent to the meaning of race? Why/not?
Classification is used as a system of power (in respect to race, gender, age, sexuality, class). It is a way of maintaining the order in the system (classification as a way of stabilizing culture) – offer examples from the video (How does Stuart Hall describe Douglas’s idea of “matter out of place.”)
What does Stuart Hall mean when he argues for “politics without guarantees?” Offer examples.
Why does Stuart Hall rejects biological racism?
What does it mean race is a discursive category (race as a floating discourse) – give examples.
Why does Stuart Hall emphasize importance of history, context, culture, stories, etc. in relationship to race?
What is the realist position on race?
What is the language position on race?
What is Stuart Hall’s position on race?
What is the role of religion, anthropology, and science in respect to race?
What is essentialism? What does it mean to essentialise race?
What is the politics without guarantee?
Requirements: 2 pages