Chapter 3 Deck one

Question 1

According to Biased chapter three, the increased visual attention to black faces that the crime prime generates is reminiscent of the phenomenon of high visibility, a theme in Ralp Ellison’s 1950 American classic, invisible man, Ellison described the black American predicament as one where black people are visually registered only with the aid of cultural stereotypes that function to distort their image. these stereotypes lead blacks to be.

Answer 1

the subject of gaze, then block them from being fully seen

Question 2

According to Biased chapter three, If people perceive black bodies as more threatening than white bodies, might they perceive black body movements as more threating than the identical movements made by whites?

Answer 2

Research suggest they do