By: Shruthika Araselvan
Implicit bias describes the unconscious association of stereotypes with certain groups of people. It is important to note that while these stereotypes are not always an accurate representation of a person’s true values or beliefs, they still affect people’s actions and attitudes.
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It has been old news that an Asian American female reporter asked President Trump, why testing is a global competition to him. She got an answer of “that’s a question you should ask China,” and was cut off from the question. I started to think about how people think of me, as a Chinese studying in the US all alone. Are they going to blame me for the pandemic?
Read Moreby Violet Webster
Biphobia is perpetrated by straight or generally homophobic people, but also by members of the LGBT+ community. To clear up misconceptions (and to explain why these misconceptions are incredibly harmful to bisexual people) here they are debunked.
Read Moreby Sinead Li
“You're good at math, for a girl." One day, people will tell me “You’re good at math” and stop there.
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