(Above: Franz Boas, one of the founders of the race-doesn’t-exist movement)

Before Boas, anthropology was known as physical anthropology. It focused on the physical details of man: bones, teeth, etc. Then along came Boas to upset the apple cart circa 1900. He changed anthropology from being physical-oriented to being cultural-oriented. Further, he made anthropology into a multi-part field. He “muddied the waters” of anthropology. Why? Because race can be better hidden in cultural than in physical anthropology. A clever Jew, Boas knew that he could dilute the science to the point where race would become irrelevant. Boas’ work was recently discredited, but nonetheless, he’s now an icon in anthropology. Thanks to him, roughly 50% of anthropologists today believe that race is meaningless, or, nonexistent [1], despite the fact that racial differences are easy to see [2].

[1] from Wikipedia: “Boas’s program at Columbia became the first Ph.D. program in anthropology in America.” (He became a professor of anthropology in 1899)

[2] differences between Asian and White skulls

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