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In this compelling exploration by Angela Saini, the author examines how race and sex data collection influence society across various domains such as medicine, education, and politics. She traces the evolving use of these categories from the 1960s' push for civil rights to contemporary efforts that redefine and restrict these identities, often driven by government policies and technological advancements. Saini warns of the risks and implications of over-reliance on classification systems, advocating for a reevaluation of how and why we categorize ourselves and others.