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Will Saying Something Matter? Curbing Stereotyping and Prejudice through Confrontation

Aug 2, 2019
BY Margo J. Monteith
Research on confronting stereotyping and prejudice suggests that individuals can play a role in curbing bias if they just speak up.
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