Biased: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think, and Do

by Jennifer L. Eberhardt

A journey is called that because you cannot know what you will . . . do with what you find, or what you find will do to you.

Implicit bias is a kind of distorting lens that’s a product of both the architecture of our brain and the disparities in our society.

To form categories is to be human, yet our unique cultures play a role in determining what categories we create in our minds, what we place in them, and how we label them.