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Can a Person's Name Influence Racial Bias?
The subjects of a recent study at UCLA "might be dismayed to know [what it reveals] about themselves." That's according to Colin Holbrook at the department of anthropology. He’s talking about findings that some, mostly white, people show signs of racial bias, even when they self-identify as "slightly left of center."
The subjects of a recent study at UCLA "might be dismayed to know [what it reveals] about themselves." That's according to Colin Holbrook at the department of anthropology. He’s talking about findings that some, mostly white, people show signs of racial bias, even when they self-identify as "slightly left of center."
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