No -- had I wished to say that, I would have said it. I was correcting a statement you made, in which you said that it was the 'proponents of CRT' who claim that race is a social construct. That statement was simply wrong, because that's not who the claim about race came from. I said nothing whatsoever about whether race really is a social construct or not.
Now, as for what I actually think about race as a social construct... I don't think it's the most useful formulation: almost all human knowledge is a social construct, so calling race a construct tells us very little. A more useful question for me is, how well does the contemporary concept of 'race' describe the reality of human variation? The answer is, 'Quite poorly'. That doesn't mean that there is no correlation at all between conventional racial categories and, say, actual human genetics. What it means is that race does a very poor job of capturing the reality, confuses more than it clarifies, and incidentally carries a great deal of historical baggage, some of it explicitly racist.
