Understanding equality, diversity, inclusion and unconscious bias in our minds
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A 50‑minute session that makes three copyrighted videos central, claims unconscious bias is universal and measurable (mentions a new brain‑cage lie detector claimed 100% effective), demonstrates quick‑thinking errors with the bat‑and‑ball and visual puzzles, maps affinity bias and in‑group bias to distinct neural pathways, insists there is no hierarchy of inequality, and points to a practical tool — the Recite bar on Gatwick that translates sites into 60 languages — as an accessibility fix.
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