Racial bias in implicit danger associations generalizes to older male targets

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Study after study correlate that white people consistently perceive Black people as more threatening and dangerous than white people, in the absence of any actual threat. https://t.co/bpawqGgMqx

In turn, police primed for threat interact more often with PoC—especially men—who are more likely to be perceived as a threat. Inequitable police violence is a natural consequence of this combination of culture, behavior, and structure. https://t.co/PwasX…

Implicit bias is the subconscious use of stereotypes in making decisions or associations, and is often measured in how quickly people associate two objects. For example, the brain can more quickly read... https://t.co/fdqIwJojS0