Summary:
The book explores the science behind unconscious racial biases and how they influence behavior and perpetuate inequality in various aspects of society, including the criminal justice system, education, and employment. It combines personal anecdotes with extensive research to demonstrate the pervasive impact of these biases and suggests ways to address and mitigate them.
Key points:
1. Implicit Bias: Eberhardt says everyone has unconscious biases that can affect our actions and decisions.
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