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Unconscious Bias Depends Partly on Race and Partly on Status
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People have unconscious biases about status just like they have unconscious biases about race—and together, these biases strongly favor high-status White people.
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Would you rather be alone with your thoughts—free to conjure up any wonderful thing you can imagine—or do almost anything else?
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