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SOUTH WINDSOR — The project manager for the state’s Racial Profiling Prohibition Project will lead an online discussion tonight on implicit bias. “We are hoping as a group that we will come away with an understanding that everyone absorbs a biased perspective in one way or another just by their family culture or their own life experience, and that bias has more to do with a cultured perspective than a negative slant,” said Mary Etter, the director of South Windsor Library, one of the sponsors of the program. The library in collaboration with the Human Relations Commission and the Town Council’s Black Lives Subcommittee on Social Justice and Equality has planned the event at 7:30, which will be streamed live on Cox channel 6, Frontier channel 6082, and on gmedia.swagit.com/live, as one of a series of programs on social justice and racial equity.

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