146. Stereotype Threat 101: How Antiracists Unintentionally Amplify The Impacts of Racism

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Marie Beecham

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146. Stereotype Threat 101: How Antiracists Unintentionally Amplify The Impacts of Racism

Know Better Do Better

25 minutes

1 year ago

146. Stereotype Threat 101: How Antiracists Unintentionally Amplify The Impacts of Racism

There is a way that we are unintentionally amplifying the negative impacts of racism. Some of our most celebrated methods of antiracism are provoking a little thing called stereotype threat. Okay, so it's actually a big thing, and it's very bad news for people of color. I explain all that in the episode and reveal the surprising way we can correct course.

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