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Race Selection SOUTH ENTRY FORM RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY AGREEMENT Please PRINT in black or blue ink. Fill out the form completely. ENTRY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT ENTRY FEE AND COMPLETELY

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How to fill out race selection:

1. Start by locating the race selection section on the form or application. This may be labeled as "Race/Ethnicity" or something similar.
2. Review the options provided for race selection. These options may include categories such as Caucasian, African American, Asian, Hispanic, Native American, etc.
3. Carefully consider your own racial identity and choose the option that best represents your background. Keep in mind that race is a social construct and can be self-identified.
4. If the available options do not fully represent your race or ethnicity, look for an option like "Other" or "Mixed Race" and select that option. Some forms may also provide an open text box where you can specify your race if it is not listed.
5. If you are unsure about how to classify your race, you can leave the race selection section blank or choose not to disclose your race. Remember, disclosing your race is a personal choice and should not be mandatory.
6. After completing the race selection, proceed with filling out the rest of the form or application as required.

Who needs race selection?

1. Government agencies: Many government agencies collect racial data for various purposes such as population statistics, anti-discrimination monitoring, and equity analysis.
2. Educational institutions: Colleges, universities, and schools often collect race data to assess diversity, implement affirmative action policies, and track disparities in educational outcomes.
3. Employers: In some cases, employers may ask for race information for affirmative action reporting, diversity initiatives, or equal opportunity monitoring.
4. Research institutions: Researchers may collect race data for studies related to health disparities, social inequality, or other areas where race plays a significant role.
5. Non-profit organizations: Some non-profit organizations may collect race information to evaluate their impact on diverse communities or to design targeted programs and services.
6. Census and surveys: National censuses and large-scale surveys often include race selection to gather demographic information and analyze social trends.

Overall, race selection serves different purposes depending on the organization or context. It is important to understand why race information is being collected and how it will be used before providing this information.

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What is race selection?

Race selection is the process of choosing one's race or ethnicity on official forms or documents.

Who is required to file race selection?

Race selection is typically required by government agencies, educational institutions, and employers for demographic reporting purposes.

How to fill out race selection?

To fill out race selection, individuals must select the race or ethnicity that best represents them from the options provided on the form.

What is the purpose of race selection?

The purpose of race selection is to gather demographic data and ensure equal representation of different racial and ethnic groups in reporting and decision-making processes.

What information must be reported on race selection?

Race selection typically requires individuals to report their race or ethnicity by selecting from predetermined categories, such as White, Black or African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, Native American, etc.