Analysis: My Response To Racial Bias

My response to racial bias, even when we have good intentions The article racial bias written by SENDHILL that published in New York Times on January 4, 2015 presented a well-done article cleared how people commit a racial bias even with good intensions. In addition, it shows that people have two ways fast and slow in considering factors that related on judgments intentionally. The author fortified his argue by using the researches and studies that made his argumentative topic very strong. She cited that how the racial bias has affected our life in many aspects such as hiring people, selling and buying also in how we look to the hand color of the seller in eBay holding an IPOD or even the police procedure toward the black people and how it is far away different when they dealing with white man in public encouraged by recent and famous incidents in America. Moreover, the health care system reacting to the patients depending on colors. The author sum up his argue by saying that to use the language of the psychological Daniel Kahneman, we think both fast and slow. In other words, we consider a few factor very slow and for other …show more content…
SENDHILL said that when doctors were shown patient histories and asked to make judgments about heart disease, they were much less likely to recommend cardiac catheterization (a helpful procedure) to black patients — even when their medical files were statistically identical to those of white patients. This article weakness emerged clearly in this quote because the health procedures are well known and everybody knows his rights besides most of the doctors care about their business and avoid being exposed to the public opinions. Furthermore, even when she stated the bargain concessions when conducted by black men. I totally see these findings are not fit enough to be indicated in this