So these systems are codifying a systemic bias toward mainstream American writing and, more importantly, American reasoning.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people face systemic bias in both the NT and national health system, Lawton has said, noting Indigenous people are also less likely to be approved for kidney transplants.
"He said he understands systemic bias against black people because 'even against me the system is rigged'," Clinton said.
The "scathing" report released by the Department of Justice on Wednesday laid bare the systemic bias and abuse that pervades Ferguson's police department and municipal court system.
Others have spoken about systemic bias that holds them back.
Not an innocent mistake, not a systemic bias, but a premeditated fraud.
A doctor, Paul Lawton, said the case was an example of systemic bias against Indigenous patients.
He would not respond to the data on national systemic bias.
Clinton partially defended the 1994 crime bill but admitted the systemic bias it had propagated.
What measures will be used to account for systemic bias, whether it's conscious or unconscious?
When does repeated newsworthiness in a particular place become a systemic bias?
