What the White Race May Learn from the Indian

Published in 1908, 'What the White Race May Learn from the Indian' by George Wharton James examines the social characteristics of Native American peoples, particularly those in the western United States. The author analyzes the values, ambitions, and desires of Native Americans, presenting them as a model for understanding racial characteristics and cultural exchange. This work is notable for its early attempt to promote cross-cultural learning and understanding between races during a time of significant social change in America.