Implicit Bias on Trial: Part Two

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Can Justice Be Just if Bias Goes Unchecked? Implicit bias does not stay outside the courtroom. It can influence who is believed, who is charged, who is struck from a jury, and who receives the benefit of the doubt. In this episode, Professor Henson examines how bias moves through the justice system — and whether the system can truly be just if we refuse to confront it. Uncover implicit bias: take the ⁠Project Implicit tests⁠

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