Is Science Racist?

Jonathan Marks explores the provocative intersection of science and race in this thought-provoking work. He delves into the historical and contemporary issues that arise when scientific inquiries collide with societal constructs of race. By examining case studies across various scientific fields, Marks uncovers the biases and assumptions that can permeate research and academic discourse.

The book invites readers to question the ethical implications of scientific practices and the societal narratives that shape them. Through an insightful analysis, Marks urges a reevaluation of how science is conducted and the potential consequences of its findings, ultimately sparking a crucial conversation about equity and integrity in the pursuit of knowledge.