Culture, Race, and Hierarchy

Parenthood and Race Culture

Dr. Saleeby, whose excursion into journalistic medicine as an upholder of a so-called cancer-cure may readily be pardoned him in consideration of his really valuable later work, calls himself a eugenist, and as such has written a book on parenthood and race culture which should be a real help to those who are trying to solve the social problem in its complicated moral relation to human society....

Lee Kuan Yew: race, culture and genes.

Genes, Race, and Culture in Clinical Care

Race, although an unscientific concept, remains prominent in health research and clinical guidelines, and is routinely invoked in clinical practice. In interviews with 58 primary care clinicians we explored how they understand and apply concepts of racial difference. We found wide agreement that race is important to consider in clinical care. They explained the effect of race on health, drawing...

Attitudes toward Race, Hierarchy and Transformation in the 19th Century

Using the debates between Classical political economists and their critics as our lens, this paper examines the question of whether we're the same or different. Starting with Adam Smith, Classical economics presumed that humans are the same in their capacity for language and trade ; observed differences were then explained by incentives, luck and history, and it is the "vanity of the philosophe...

“Culture, Not Race, Explains Human Diversity”