Many preschool teachers look for disruptive behavior much as police do: in just one place, waiting for it to appear.

The ‘doll test’ helped prove that separate was unequal in the 1950s, and the message is the same today: Black girls need to see dolls that represent their true and varied experiences

Reviews of male professors are more likely to include the words “brilliant”, “intelligent” or “smart”, and far more likely to contain the word “genius”. Meanwhile, women are more likely to be described as “mean”, “harsh”, “unfair” or “strict”, and a lot more likely to be called “annoying”.

The flip side of the model minority myth is an assumption that Asians do just fine and don’t need any mentoring or help

Scientists rated Female applicants significantly lower than the males in competence, hireability, and mentoring.

“I’ve never been so disgusted by my own data”

subjects were able to identify guns more quickly when the picture followed a black person’s face

Black students must contend with assumptions about their competence and their interests from teachers and peers

Lawmakers who support voter ID laws are less likely to respond to those with Latino-sounding names