Law Practice
Sep. 9, 2019
Implicit Bias
An emerging phenomenon and a critical area of engagement
Nelson Mandela was flying in an airplane after he was released from Robbin Island. When he learned that the pilot was a black man, he felt uneasy. He was surprised to learn that despite being a leader in the fight for equality for black Africans, he still harbored unconscious doubts about the competence of his fellow black Africans. Many would call these feelings unconscious or implicit bias.
There are many examples in our own cultur...
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