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Technologies of Kinship John Wallen and defines it as resonanceDelving into the complex interplay of race, kinship, and technology, Technologies of Kinship challenges conventional notions of racial identity in an era of advanced genetic testing. As LiLi Johnson argues, kinship, far from being solely defined by biological ties, is a social construct shaped by "technologies of kinship" systems like government bureaucracy, immigration policies, photography, online profiles, and ancestry tests. These technologies