A Wharton study shows high level of racial bias against Asians and Indians

After a summer of protest, a poll shows large gaps between attitudes of Black and white people over bias and discrimination

The big challenge is to move from a perspective of individual discrimination towards addressing systemic racism.

"Please, somebody pay attention, please notice us," a congresswoman said.

We invited teenagers to join a moderated discussion about racial equity and justice. Here is a summary of the 2,000-plus thoughtful, passionate comments.

Racial stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination reflect the human tendencies to conceptualize and value certain configurations of phenotypic features differently, and act on these thoughts and feelings in our interactions with members of racial categories.

It's more common than people think

Trying to understand the troubles with "color blindness" in a way kids can understand? Try one of these six metaphors.

Black Arab women are drawing inspiration from global anti-racism protests to fight back against long-standing discrimination and Middle Eastern beauty standards that favour light skin and straight hair.

Implicit racial bias is well-known in the research world, and it’s pervasive. Using the IAT, Harvard’s Project Implicit reported that 88 percent of White Americans hold implicit bias against Black people. Perhaps more disturbingly, 48 percent of Black people hold the same bias against their own race.

To establish more diversity, equity, and inclusion across sectors, we need to reimagine the traditional mentor and mentee relationship to shift power to younger and less experienced colleagues who possess unique insight into bias and racial dynamics.

What exactly is microaggression?

February is Black History Month, a great opportunity to celebrate African Americans’ many achievements throughout U.S. history. Since 1976, this annual celebration has recognized the contributions of black Americans to our country.

Black History Month is the perfect time to watch some of our favorite movies starring, written by, or directed by Black artists.

We’ve all by now seen some of the videos of Asian Americans, mostly elderly, being subjected to cowardly acts of hatred, literally slammed into and shoved onto sidewalks and streets. It has happened in Bay Area, in New York, in many places in between.

You’d be hard-pressed to find much diversity in old-time Western films; however, according to Smithsonian Magazine, one in four cowboys was Black.