"Teaching Indian Culture in the US."

Published in the India Tribune and other English language Indian journals. How do we combat the desire for contempt, which cripples one's ability to understand or have good will for people of another culture?

Aesthetic Realism and the Answer to Racism edited by Alice Bernstein

This work will be seen as a classic. This book, writes Ms. Bernstein, "is being published with a sense of urgency and hope; urgency because racism is still rampant in the world; hope, because there is a true, practical, kind, learnable, and yes, even beautiful answer." Click here for more about Aesthetic Realism and the Answer to Racism

See Ellen Reiss's essay on the cause of racism quoted in the Philippine Post. Ms. Reiss is the Class Chairman of Aesthetic Realism. And see the issue of The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known from which this quotation comes: Racism Can End, commentary by Ellen Reiss

A note on Eli Siegel's great anti-racist essay "The Equality of Man" (1923)

"About Five Writers Eli Siegel Refers to in “The Equality of Man” (1923): Galton, Terman, McDougall, Nietzsche, Mencken." Today, these famous writers are mostly forgot, except Nietzsche and, to a degree, Mencken. When Eli Siegel—who was to found the philosophy Aesthetic Realism in 1941—criticized them in 1923 he questioned some of the leading lights of the contemporary world for their racist notions. Click here for more on Eli Siegel vs. Racism.

Causes of Racism In Anthropology Newsletter (American Anthropological Association)

The Real Opposition to Racism In The Right of Aesthetic Realism to Be Known

The Solution to Racism In The Black World Today