The study being based on the IAT puts it on pretty shaky ground. Which of course is the exact terrain all implicit bias theories find themselves on.https://www.chronicle.com/article/Can-We-Really-Measure-Implicit/238807 …
Both women and straight men have a positive bias towards women. Unsurprisingly, men’s horniness overrides their in-group loyalty. https://www.uiowa.edu/crisp/sites/uiowa.edu.crisp/files/crisp_vol_25_8.1.pdf …
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Or maybe respect for another human being’s knowledge, experiences, and advancement of a cause or field of study?
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That is not supported by the study in the OP. It compared gay to straight men, and the gay men were biased against women. (This presupposes that the IAT actually measures bias, which is dubious.)
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Did we need a study to prove that?
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Worked fine on my google pixel.
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Mental gymnastics
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