Good book by the inventors of the Implicit Association Test (IAT) which is a computerized evaluation tool that quickly and accurately shows people's hidden and automatic biases. To try out the tests go to http://implicit.harvard.edu ( )

Whoa. Intense and interesting insight to our own unconscious mind and where our bias' might lay. The book and it's accompanying website will have you taking all kinds of biased assessements - take at your own risk! You may not like what those tests have to say about you! A MUST read for all educators and highly recommended for everyone else. Why can't we all just get along, eh? ( )

I would recommend this book solely based on their Implicit Association Tests. These are tests you could take from the book or online that gives you visibitly to some blind spots you may have.

A lot of this book I've read before ... with the author using other tests, studies and experiements that I've read in other books. Reading the book was not the eye opening experience that I would want ... maybe just an eyes cracked open.

Unless you like reading the appendices, the book is smaller than it looks. It's 170 pages plus 85 pages for appendices, indices. notes, and references. ( )

All about Implicit Association Tests. This is an uncomfortable read but super interesting. It is certainly the kind of book you talk about. ( )

Uncomfortable egalitarians? You spelled racist wrong.

Not much to see here, nothing was missing that a thorough social psychology class didn't cover. ( )