i may be white or i may be black and the officer may be white. charles, do you agree with the chief that one way to start to overcome bias is to have more contact, whether it s more contact between officers and the community, more contact i mean the more you learn about other people, the more time you spend with people who are different, the more perhaps your eyes are opened? right. what the police chief is saying is that they are basically doing this experiment in realtime on the ground and seeing results. and that is good. but that s not necessarily the scientific data that we need as a country to adopt so all police forces no matter where they are can adopt best practices based on science. we simply do not have that data. and that is we should all look at that and say this is incredible that we don t have this sort of data. it is incredible that the data the best data we have is from the fbi and that s voluntary reporting. it s interesting to me, though, and it s somethi
they may they feel that they may end up in prison. the experience of an african-american man with law enforcement is very, very different. we ve got to take another quick break. just ahead, we are going to delve into a key part of the equation. the biases that everybody has, we all have whether we know it or not, whether we want to admit it or not. how does implicit bias affect the way police do their job every day. it s a big discussion. we ll have that next. and read all about zero-turn mowers. you could sit at your computer click. scroll. tweet. or you could just sit on a john deere z435 eztrak and feel its power. you ll know it ll get the job done fast. when it s time to pick a mower, you ve got to get on one. visit your local john deere dealer for a test drive today. sign up to take your turn on an eztrak zero-turn mower at your john deere dealer and save 100 dollars on your purchase.
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5-year-old child when asked who s the good child without any prompting, any explanation of, you know, why one would be good and one not going toward pointing, you know, to the white child as the good child, the darker skinned child as the problem child. we saw that over and over again, even among african-american kids having this implicit bias. the parents were stunned. a lot of them started to feel like a lot of them said previously, well, i don t need to have a conversation with my child about this because my child doesn t see race. the largest study about this, which was developed by researchers at harvard, is maintained by researchers at the university of virginia, has found that everybody except black people have an enormous anti-black, pro-white secondly, though, i think and more importantly, a third of all black people have an anti-black, pro-white bias. the idea that we re not all sub mer merged in the same poisoned
are they still conclusively or subconsciously part of our adult lives? spokane police. police department. hey, hey, talk to me. talk to me. wait, let go of her. hey new research partly funded by the department of justice is now studying bias in police officers and how they react to light-skinned suspects versus dark skinned. at this lab in spokane, washington, officers undergo a simulation. their brain waves and heart rates are monitored to see how they react during confrontations like this one. you receive a call from a person who says a convenience store is being robbed. do you understand? yes. stand by. hey! hey! back up, back up, back up! put your hands up. put your hands up! drop the knife right now. drop it. the suspect in this scenario is white. but do officers react differently if the suspect is black? the study found officers do tend to see black suspects as more