In part of one of our Matter of Fact Listening Tour, Soledad O’Brien takes a look at bias. Bias shapes the way we see the world and can often hurt the most marginalized in our communities, especially when it comes to economic opportunities to move out of poverty. To discuss, Soledad speaks with Wes Moore, CEO of the Robin Hood Foundation, one of the largest anti-poverty organizations in the U.S.
If you’d like to see some of your own blind spots, head to implicit.harvard.edu
Combating Real and Perceived Bias in the Media
October 25, 2020Combating Real and Perceived Bias in the Media
October 25, 2020
How Conscious and Unconscious Bias Create Stereotypes
October 18, 2020How Conscious and Unconscious Bias Create Stereotypes
October 18, 2020
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS BIASED. SHE’S WORKING TO FIX IT.
December 15, 2018ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS BIASED. SHE’S WORKING TO FIX IT.
December 15, 2018
The Unlikely Friendship Between a Cop and a Man He Arrested
June 6, 2021The Unlikely Friendship Between a Cop and a Man He Arrested
June 6, 2021
“Revelations”: How Two North Carolina Pastors Are Searching for Racial Reconciliation
May 30, 2021“Revelations”: How Two North Carolina Pastors Are Searching for Racial Reconciliation
May 30, 2021
When the Term “Asian” is Simply One Identity
May 23, 2021When the Term “Asian” is Simply One Identity
May 23, 2021
The Generational Trauma Left By the Most Violent Election Day in U.S. History
May 23, 2021The Generational Trauma Left By the Most Violent Election Day in U.S. History
May 23, 2021
100 Years Later: The Tulsa Race Massacre and The Subsequent Cover-up
May 23, 2021100 Years Later: The Tulsa Race Massacre and The Subsequent Cover-up
May 23, 2021
