 In some cases of social construction what’s at issue is the aptness of the classification, in other cases it is whether the classification captures a natural kind or a social kind. In yet further cases, the point is to reveal that classification does not describe anything real at all and, instead, is just a fiction being treated as real. In such cases, substantial work must be done to demonstrate that the idea in question is only a fiction. But that’s not all, for we should also ask: How are such distortions and fictions established and maintained? Whose interests do they serve?