EPISODE · Jan 11, 2022 · 49 MIN
Understanding Implicit Bias
from Vulnerable City · host KettyJoe
Implicit Bias is a condition that effects EVERYONE. Taking some time and recognize how your learned behaviors from upbringing, media consumption and community influence can negatively impact how you view others. This episode with Vulnerable City favorite, Dyna Tucker, takes listeners on an educational journey. Strap in and enjoy.
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