Elimination of Bias: You Should Try to Change What You Should Be Able to See

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Elimination of Bias: You Should Try to Change What You Should Be Able to See

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1 Recognition and Elimination of Bias
1 Self-Study Credit

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SS_Vol.25_No.1

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The American Bar Association’s most recent study and report on bias in the workplace, released in September 2018, shines a light on the impactful effect implicit bias may have on a lawyer’s career, opportunities for advancement, attrition and, inevitably a practitioner’s psyche and self-esteem. The report highlights the appalling (yet not surprising) numbers and disproportionate rates that women, and particularly women of color report bias in the profession.

1 Recognition and Elimination of Bias

1 Self-Study Credit

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