Race, Language, and Culture
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Race, Language, and Culture is a book by Franz Boas.
It is considered an anti-racist text within the academic world in its time. In it Boas attempts to prove that race, language, and culture are independent. After Boas, it was no longer possible to say that any given race was inferior, incapable of the highest culture humanity had to offer, and still be taken seriously.
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