Sentence examples for race bias from inspiring English sources

Suits of this kind and size are not common, but it has happened before, including to State Farm Insurance, which paid $250 million to settle a sex discrimination lawsuit in 1992, and Texaco, which paid $176 million to resolve a race bias case in 1996 (see table, "Top Sex Bias Settlements").

We challenge evaluation of Obama that is freighted with race bias, but understand that presidents get criticised... a lot.

One wonders whether unspoken class and race bias underlie the careless work so common in newly constructed housing in Harlem.

Mindfulness requires time and commitment, but research suggests that mindfulness may reduce implicit age and race bias.

It can be too easy when speaking of race, bias, stereotypes and inequality to arrive at simplistic explanations.

There is the race bias, the gender bias, the "stereotype vulnerability," leading some groups to score badly simply because they are aware that they are expected to.

In recent years, psychologists have reported a raft of findings on race biases, brain imaging and even extrasensory perception that have not stood up to scrutiny.

Lead discussant Moritz Hardt spoke on the limitations of machine learning, particularly in relation to gender and race biases, and their corresponding consequences to everything from credit scores to healthcare predictions to providing child services to decisions in the criminal justice system.

Many experts and studies have noted that AI programs already exhibit gender and race biases.

However, the study also demonstrated that the short introduction to mindfulness meditation decreased these implicit age and race biases.

Nonetheless, what researchers on "implicit bias" have found is that race biases are part of unconscious, emotional processes, wholly apart from the conscious, rational ones.