I'm honestly glad! The thought that corporate HR trainings, however well-intentioned, could somehow re-arrange the structure of my semantic networks is terrifying and beyond Orwellian 
New meta-analysis of 492 studies (N=87,418 people): methods to change 'implicit bias' against certain groups have weak effects at best, and produce only 'trivial changes in behavior'.https://twitter.com/CalvinKLai/status/1127958418113875969 …
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Being told I was racistly corrupt to my core, not treating PoC as equal humans to white people, made me anxious and lead me to panic in my interactions with PoC (and so not be able to treat them as well as white people) Only rejecting that framing (and SSRIs) curbed that dynamic
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Yes but scientific analysis has no place in the world where feelings are King. The study will be ignored.
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Sounds plausible. Implicit bias is newspeak for realism about group differences. Must be difficult to treat.
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492 methods for improving your ability to see the emperor's new clothes
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In other words, one Twerk Video cancels out 1000s of hours of gender studies research.
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Sorry but too many people making six figure salaries in university administrations and HR departments peddling such "training," for such meta-analysis to change anything.
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