Episode 11 - How We Think About Racial Inequality with Dr. Michael Kraus
Sep 20, 2022•46 min
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Episode description
We welcome Dr. Michael Kraus to the podcast to talk about his research on the psychology of racial inequality. We discuss the fact that people can't solve a problem if they don't know it exists, and strategies to help people see the ways in which inequality manifests. We also talk a bit about sports and research on physical touch in basketball (Dr. Kraus is a Warriors fan).
- Episode 2 featuring Dr. Kraus's research
- Manny’s blog article outlining the many forms of racial inequality in the US
- People misperceive racial inequality
- Black-White wealth inequality
- Misperception of the Black-White income gap
- Neighborhoods and perception of inequality
- Perceptions of economic equality
- Interventions to reduce misperceptions
- Misperception of racial progress
- Narratives and DEI
- Teammate touching in the NBA
- Image by Michael Reichelt from Pixabay
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