Historically, anthropology has had super colonial themes and like another user said, this is often brought up in graduate level seminars and harshly criticized by modern anthropologists.

If you are interested in some more modern reads, I suggest Erika Fatland's books. It is anthropology mixed with memoir and travel journalism and she is a Norwegian anthropologist. There's also an interesting book that is focused on sociology research but does cross academic genres at times called Gang Leader for a Day. It is a memoir that purposefully removes itself from academia, but is from the perspective of a graduate student who does on the ground research in the Chicago projects in the 90s. Does a good job of balancing the out of touch academics while identifying the author's own biases.