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Childhood Bias, Learning, and “Jimmys”
Rebecca Dore, lead investigator of a recent University of Virginia study on biases among children, argues that adults need to address this issue early and I might add, often. But how? A few years ago, I asked my youngest daughter … Continue reading
Do African Americans Cry?
In 1903, W.E.B. Du Bois, noted author, sociologist, and the first African American to earn a Doctorate Degree from Harvard University, received a letter from Alvin Borquest. The White researcher was interested in the subject of crying. He asked the … Continue reading
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Tagged African Americans, Alvin Borquest, bias, Black children, Debra Van Ausdale, Gordon Allport, Harvard University, Kenneth Clark, kindergarten students, Mamie Clark, pre-schoolstudents, race, racial attitudes, racial perceptions, racial preferences, Rebecca Dore, University of Virginia, W.E.B. Du Bois, White children
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