What is covert discrimination? Covert discrimination refers to hidden forms of prejudice that may not be readily apparent to those who experience them but can have significant impacts on the lives of...
The term "sexual orientation" refers to an individual's emotional, romantic, physical, or sexual attraction toward another person. It can be heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, pansexual, asexual,...
Cultural exposure refers to an individual's contact with media, education, experiences, social interactions, etc., that relate to LGBTQ+ people, such as television shows, movies, books,...
Implicit Biases Among Healthcare Professionals
Implicit biases are unconscious attitudes or stereotypes that individuals hold towards certain groups of people without being aware of them. These...
The term "intersecting marginalized identities" refers to how an individual's multiple identities can affect their experiences of discrimination and oppression.
A transgender person who is also...
Implicit bias refers to unconscious attitudes or prejudices that people may hold towards others based on their race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, or any other personal characteristic....
Institutional bias is a pervasive problem that can manifest in many ways. In seemingly inclusive schools, it may take on more subtle forms that are harder to identify but no less harmful. One way...
When it comes to creating an environment that is inclusive for people from all backgrounds, many professionals are aware that they must be mindful of their language and behavior to avoid offending...
Implicit bias is a form of unconscious prejudice that influences behavior without the person's awareness. In professional settings, it can manifest through actions like assuming a man is better...
The topic of implicit bias training has been a hot debate for many years now, with some arguing that it can lead to meaningful cultural change while others claiming that it is largely symbolic....