10 Ways to Be an Effective Ally to the Muslim Community

Admit it: You’re prejudiced:

It’s okay, I am too. Everyone is. I recently attended a conference about implicit bias hosted by Kimberly Papillon, a nationally recognized expert on the subject of decision-making in law, education, business, and medicine who has delivered over 200 lectures nationally and internationally on the implications of neuroscience, psychology, and implicit association for the analysis of decision making. You can take the test, and be sure to take the time to understand and begin to challenge your own biases and prejudice.

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