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AI Disproportionately Exposes Shoppers Of Color To Racial Profiling

AI-Powered Facial Recognition Technology Disproportionately Exposes Shoppers Of Color To Racial Profiling

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New census projections show immigration is essential to the growth and vitality of a more diverse US population

New census projections show immigration is essential to the growth and vitality of a more diverse US population
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Introducing the Buy Back the Block Lab: Building Black wealth through community real estate ownership

Introducing the Buy Back the Block Lab: Building Black wealth through community real estate ownership
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How research and evidence can chart the path to educational equity

Improving education is core to the American Institutes for Research's work with its clients and communities, as well as a key area of focus for the AIR Equity…

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Rashawn Ray discusses policing, implicit bias at Africana Studies event

A study researching implicit bias in American police forces found that people have the same reaction to snakes and spiders as they do to Black individuals in close proximity, Rashawn Ray, professor of sociology at the University of Maryland, College Park, said while explaining the reasoning for harsh policing against the Black community. “Implicit bias.

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