Book Discussions: Not Just a #Hashtag: September 2022 - May 2023: Biased

Dr. Bryant Marks who provided the implicit bias training to the SUA community in 2020 and 2022 encouraged us to read this book and discuss our thoughts together. We will meet throughout the year during the lunch break. Please sign up, and we will send you more details. 

• 9/21, Wednesday: Introduction, chapters 1 and 2
• 10/26, Wednesday: Chapters 3 and 4
• 12/7, Wednesday: Chapters 5 & 6
• 2/8, Wednesday: Chapters 7 & 8
• 4/5, Wednesday: Chapters 9, 10, and Conclusion

1. Which stories from this section spoke to your own life, either in how you were treated by others or how you reacted to situations or individuals?​
2. We all have many identities. Some of those are more visible, and some are invisible. What is one aspect of your identity or life that may be “invisible” to others? How do you think that identity affects your own bias or how others perceive you?​

3. What is one takeaway from this section that you feel will help you address your own bias?

   (Adapted from Richland Library's set of Qs)

Conversation: Jennifer Eberhardt and Daniel Pink (Part 1 & 2)