Race and IQ

The late Ashley Montagu was a distinguished anthropologist and author of over 40 books, including The Nature of Human Aggression, Statement on Race, and Science and Creationism.

1: Ashley Montagu: Introduction
2: Th. Dobzansky and Ashley Montagu: Natural Selection and the Mental Capacities of Mankind
3: Ashley Montagu: The IQ Mythology
4: Leonard Lieberman, with Alice Littlefield and Larry T. Reynolds: The Debate Over Race: Thirty Years and Two Centuries Later
5: S.E. Luria: What Can Biologists Solve?
6: Jerome Kagan: The Magical Aura of the IQ
7: S. Biesheuvel: An Examination of Jensen's Theory Concerning Educability, Heritability, and Population Differences
8: Edmund W. Gordon with Derek Green: An Affluent Society's Excuses for Inequality: Developmental, Economic, and Educational
9: Urie Brofenbrenner: Nature with Nurture; A Reinterpretation of the Evidence
10: Stephen Jay Gould: Racist Arguments and IQ
11: Ashley Montagu: Intelligence, IQ, and Race
12: C. Loring Brace and Frank B. Livingstone: On Creeping Jensenism
13: Richard C. Lewontin: Race and Intelligence
14: David Layzer: Heritability Analyses of IQ Scores: Science or Numerology?
15: Peggy R. Sanday: On The Causes of IQ Differences Between Groups and Implications for Social Policy
16: W.F. Bodmer: Race and IQ: The Genetic Background
17: Urie Brofenbrenner: Is Early Intervention Effective? Some Studies of Early Education in Familial and Extra-Familial Settings
18: Alan Ryan: Bad Science, Worse Politics
19: Leon J. Kamin: Behind the Curve
20: Charles Lane: The Tainted Sources of The Bell Curve
21: C. Loring Brace: "Science" in the Sevice of Racism
22: Ned Block: How Heritability Misleads About Race