Implicit Bias on Trial: Part Two

Can Justice Be Just if Bias Goes Unchecked? Implicit bias does not stay outside the courtroom. It can influence who is believed, who is charged, who is struck from a jury, and who receives the benefit of the doubt. In this episode, Professor Henson examines how bias moves through the justice system — and whether the system can truly be just if we refuse to confront it.   Uncover implicit bias: take the ⁠Project Implicit tests⁠