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Mon 23 Mar 2015 11:07 AM

Since last year, UAlbany has had a chapter of Minorities and Philosophy (M.A.P.). The organization is largely student run, and they've gotten funding from several sources to bring in a guest speaker for a symposium this Friday.

Readers in the capital region should note that it's open to the public.

Symposium on Implicit Bias

Friday, March 27

2:00pm to 5:30pm

Humanities 354, UAlbany uptown campus

Here is the schedule:

2:00 Adefolaji Fasanya, UAlbany M.A.P. President "Introduction to Implicit Bias"

2:15 Henry Curtis "Can you be racist without knowing it?"

2:30 Scott Wolcott "Implicit Bias and the Police"

3:00 Intermission with Food and Refreshments

3:30 Keynote Address: Professor Michael Brownstein (CUNY) "Implicit Bias and the Credibility of Moral Intuition".

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