Racial Bias in a sentence

The study did not examine whether white participants displayed more racial bias than participants of other races or whether the impact of racial bias was more extreme for white participants than those of other races.

If we’re woke, we inspect ourselves and others for implicit racial bias, while mostly failing to recognise explicit gender bias, which still runs rampant.

The nature of the rejection led him to believe that Campbell may have based his bias towards humans in stories on a real-world racial bias.

Speaking outside Gsoc offices after their meeting, Gloria Nkencho, sister of the deceased, said there had been a “racial element” to the public debate and alleged there was a “racial bias” within law enforcement.

Bryan Stevenson, executive director of the Equal Justice Initiative, says during a Racial Justice Act hearing in Johnston County that there is “substantial evidence of racial bias” in jury selection in North Carolina.

Last year, amid racial profiling allegations, Starbucks closed down all its stores for "racial bias" training after white employees called the police on two black men waiting for a friend.

Such inaccurate data would also prevent community members who are concerned about racial profiling or racial bias in policing from holding authorities accountable, Spillar said.

The training session will focus on understanding both racial bias and the history of racial discrimination in public spaces in the United States.

After centuries of oftentimes bloody fights against deeply engrained white supremacist views, most Americans of goodwill today recognize that racial bias is wrong.

As I’ve previously observed, the best evidence for or against racial bias in mortgage lending isn’t to be found at the front end of the process (borrowers applying for loans) but on the back end (whether borrowers pay them back).

During the legislative session, Democratic lawmakers attempted to enact new protocols for rooting out racial bias in jury selection.

He claimed that the practice of selective law enforcement, including giving the cards away in exchange for a discount on a meal or a home improvement job, comes with a component of racial bias.

He sits down with individuals, groups and families who enlist him for unfiltered talks about racial bias and belonging, using hot java and his own Black experience to break the ice.

Portland Police are bringing back the traffic enforcement team, but advocates point to traffic light cameras as the best way to slow drivers and reduce racial bias in policing.

Racial bias in U.S. migrant policy extends beyond the treatment at the border.

That two prominent Black actors were among the most striking snubs has been seen by some as a reflection of racial bias in the film industry.

The report also concluded that racial bias is prevalent throughout the department, even to the concern of officers of color.

This extends to racial bias and also ableism, said Irene Fubara-Manuel, a lecturer at the University of Sussex.

You see, in Mike Pence's world, the college experiences of a small, non-representative sample of privileged white individuals can be used to form a universal metric to measure racial bias.

Another concerning area where AI hallucinates is in regards to racial bias.