"Ham and Japhet, or On the Emigration of the Negroes to the Whites, Considered as a Leading Means for the Regeneration of the Negroes and the Civilization of Inner Africa" is the work of the famous French writer A. de Chancel (Ozone). In this book, the author examines complex issues of race relations, recreating the cultural and social context of the colonial era. Through the prism of the principles proposed by Chancel, he demonstrates his vision of the emigration of blacks to whites, hoping for the improvement of society and the civilization of Africa. The work is distinguished by a unique look at the problems of racial tolerance and humanitarianism, offering readers a deep philosophical and sociocultural justification of the author's ideas.