690-692). Furthermore, the authors of this work emphasized that changes in a person's race should not be considered permanent because the individual can move from one race to another (Saperstein & Penner, 2012). It simply depends on the life events the person goes through that shape their racial perception and how they identify. Thus, these results support the ideology of Saperstein and Penner (2012) in which they mention that race should not be considered as something that is assigned to "birth" and "fixed", but rather as something that can change over time due to social position. in which the person