Gendered race: are infants’ face preferences guided by intersectionality of sex and race?

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@vivekwith00 This is something like what I saw but not exactly the same. https://t.co/DsUk38OPnF

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@bluebirdjam @UselRay1500 @angijones like further studies have shown that infants dont tell sex. they tell "like my caretaker" and "not like my caretaker" https://t.co/23zMvDJwjR the reason why so many studies slant towards male/female is the sort of kids

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