Biosociality Fuses One's Social Identity

Biosociality can be defined as the formation of social relationships and the production of identity based genetic or biological conditions (Rabinow, 1996). In other words, people are characterized based on a mixture of their gender, ethnicity, hair color, and other unique features. This includes individuals with disabilities, illnesses and rare physical conditions. A great example depicting biosociality is when the smallpox virus was at its peak. Due to the contagiousness of the virus, individuals with the virus were segregated from the remainder of humanity. This measure was to reduce the risk of contamination to others. One’s social identity can be defined as how we relate to others based on sharing common values. Biosociality fuses one’s social identity with their biological identity.

Biosocial communities can be defined as an array of people who are connected by means of their biological condition. Biosocial communities have evolved remarkably over time. Access to the internet has allowed millions with biological circumstances to …show more content…
Additionally, their webpage informs the individual how to get involved, and their plan to help solve forthcoming obstacles. Also, there is a section where activists can share their vision artistically. If your work of art/vision is selected, it will appear on the website under a specific date (see below). This will be the theme of the day illustrating your vision to the visitors of the website. The website displays the artist’s name, title of the work, and issue of interest (see below). Moreover, there is a department of the website where individuals can record a 1-2 minute audio recording of their future vision of a world that treats everyone equally. However, they must begin their recording with “In a world where black lives matter, I imagine...”, these recordings can be found at the bottom of the