John Locke and Immanuel Kant respectively represented the summits of Social Contract Theory and Equalitarianism in the history of Western philosophy. However, they wrote a different kind of contract by their actions or theories, namely a racial contract based on inequality between races. Locke once got deeply involved in the affairs of slavery in the North American colonies and had his money invested in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. As a natural scientist, Kant set up a basic concept of race for scientific racism developed during the nineteenth century. They both degraded the Black and American Indians on the social ladder lower than the White, while championing the idea of every one born equal and free. This naked hierarchical view on races shown by these so-called great thinkers revealed the existence of apathy about racial justice in the tradition of Western philosophy, as well as a great limitation in the Age of Enlightenment.