"The women I interviewed found themselves confronting biases in ways that shocked them".
Google Arts & Culture selfies have the potential to be more than a silly meme, but only if the feature openly acknowledges its limitations which means confronting biases in art history, collection and curation more directly and perhaps educating its users about them.
For companies that are looking to be more proactive on this front, LinkedIn's also launching more online education classes related to diversity: on subjects like confronting bias, inclusive leadership and managing diversity.
This finding suggests the importance of providing students with concrete, skill-based training in confronting bias, while ensuring that the medical education system provides protections for students who exercise such skills.
We have to confront prejudice whenever we see or hear it, and grapple with our own biases and behaviors.
"The Joint Commission is forcing medical professionals and consumers to confront our biases and our misconceptions about pain," Ms. Loeb said.
Folkways sees "The Invisible Comes to Us" as a future-facing album, and it is especially in the way the album begins, if ever so gently, to confront the biases built into our archives of American music.
Consequently, it is interesting to ascertain if and how the school education offered today deals with the problem, i.e., helps the children confront these biases.
Check in and confirm and confront my biases as best I can.
In addition, NCBI teaches specific skill sets that help each side to confront the biases they have learned about each other that get in the way of equitable treatment of the entire community -- particularly the equitable treatment of people from different racial groups.
