In a prolix article at Quartz.com, writer Olivia Goldhill delineates comprehensively how a single test administered to the freshman class at Yale University in 1998 has been used to justify claims of “implicit bias” commonly trumpeted by the Left, and how the original test, much to the discomfiture of those seeking to wield the epithet to target others, has serious flaws.
The test, named the Implicit Association Test (IAT), was ostensibly designed to reveal and measure unconscious racism, writes Goldhill, and had subsequently been administered to millions of people worldwide and justify referencing implicit bias in perpetuating the myth of the gender pay gap or racist police shootings.
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