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Implicit Bias: Peanut Butter, Jelly and Racism

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Implicit Bias: Peanut Butter, Jelly and Racism

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Implicit Bias: Peanut Butter, Jelly and Racism

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It is easy to forget mental health.

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We are fooled by our perceptions of ourselves and others. Looking at this wheel makes me think that I am not as powerful as I thought I was. I am close to power in some categories but I am in the marginalized zone in many as well.\

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We are fooled by our perceptions of ourselves and others. Looking at this wheel makes me think that I am not as powerful as I thought I was. I am close to power in some categories but I am in the marginalized zone in many as well.\

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The differences between a caterpillar and a snail were a great way to explain how we can be vigilant and aware of small differences that can have a big impact.

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I really like the wheel but I don't think all the  categories carry equal weight (in power)

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I really like the wheel but I don't think all the  categories carry equal weight (in power)

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I was surprised to see privilege in a chart, as we always talk about it but never "see" it laid out quite like this. It really opened my eyes to how different groups of people are treated, and made me see some of my own biases.

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I was surprised to see privilege in a chart, as we always talk about it but never "see" it laid out quite like this. It really opened my eyes to how different groups of people are treated, and made me see some of my own biases.

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This wheel spoke to me during that meeting and opened my eyes to many other ways power and privilege are seen. We need to remind ourselves it is more than just race and gender and looking at this wheel should really give people different perspectives.

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This seems to be so relatable to many of the recent events our country has seen. We all know that racism has always been a part of how our country worked, but we tend to forget the impact of our implicit biases as well

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Impactful in identifying things that influence me. Helped me look at my own privilege from a different perspective

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is too often overlooked.

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I thought this was a really cute video that helped make the idea understandable to everyone.

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I'm curious about how the power represented in this wheel shifts in different contexts.

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I like how this video explains that our brains are constantly taking information in and actually creating biases we are not aware of

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I like how this video explains that our brains are constantly taking information in and actually creating biases we are not aware of

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what is the best way to identify blind spot bias within ourselves and how to address it with others

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Empathy is something that we have to cultivate in ourselves and our students.

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Empathy is something that we have to cultivate in ourselves and our students.

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I just had a talk with my son that judging others is so much easier than not. We, as humanity, need to take a step back at look at ourselves before we look at others. It is really difficult to do these days when social media only shows the perfect parts...

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Never would think about body image and mental capacities as power. The wheel showed me that I have more power than I thought though I don't feel powerful.

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I like how the video differentiates implicit biases versus racism. I think too often the term, racist is used when in fact one may not be racist. I think the younger generations need to understand the implications of calling someone a racist and understand the true meaning behind it. Calling someone a racist should not be taken lightly and thrown around "for lack of better words".

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I don't completely understand the wheel of power and how one falls into the different categories. If I fell into multiple different places - where does that put me on the power wheel? Do I have power or am I marginalized? I don't think it was properly explained during the last meeting.

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The wheel is a great way to help people put themselves and others into perspective. I don't think having power can be so measured and categorized in this way. Like all things, not everything fits the definition. Is there implicit bias in this wheel?

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It's easy to forget just how privileged you are. While I knew that I had some privilege growing up, the wheel makes it easy to see just how much it really was.

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You are powerful in some categories but not in all of them. That is perfectly normal.

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You are powerful in some categories but not in all of them. That is perfectly normal.

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I think starting off a discussion or exploration of equity with a video like this is a good introduction to the topic. Rather than look at equity through the lens of a loaded topic that could immediately cause some to tune out of the conversation, starting with something unrelated to the current political discourse could be more effective. It is hard to disagree with the situation presented between the snail and caterpillar and it does a great job at keeping the door open for a discussion of equity focusing on more impactful and loaded topics.

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The part of the video that particularly resonated with me was when the person standing still had "biases" thrown out all around him until finally his thoughts changed to "normal." Indeed, we all have implicit biases from what we see and hear, and this has been developing inside us since we were young! We need to identify the biases within us and work to disassemble them in order to have greater equity and equality.

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The part of the video that particularly resonated with me was when the person standing still had "biases" thrown out all around him until finally his thoughts changed to "normal." Indeed, we all have implicit biases from what we see and hear, and this has been developing inside us since we were young! We need to identify the biases within us and work to disassemble them in order to have greater equity and equality.

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I think this is a good way to explain how everyone is different to kids. It puts it into an animated version that is simple to understand.

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I thought this video was really well done and user friendly in helping everyone think differently in a safe way.

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Plain and simple way to communicate the message

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Plain and simple way to communicate the message

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Dolly Chugh who spoke in this piece is a WWP graduate. She has a new book out too.

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There is a segment of our population that does not want change.  When one way is profitable, it is tough to encourage the profiteers to make the change.  Sometimes you have to be comfortable being a change agent

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Power and privilege is not a one size fits all, or single category

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It's easier to judge, then to not. I talk to my kids all of the time about that.

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It's easier to judge, then to not. I talk to my kids all of the time about that.

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This could easily be shown to HS students. Do our HS colleagues know about this video?

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This could easily be shown to HS students. Do our HS colleagues know about this video?

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I like the idea of short challenges once a week to help work through thoughts on this.

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I think it was easy to look at privilege at something you either have or do not have. This chart helped break down the different aspects of privilege and hopefully shed light on the factors that could deter someone from feeling like they are equal.

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I like how both the caterpillar and the snail admitted that they don't know what it is like to walk in someone else's shoes (or slime trail).

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According to this wheel, I should feel powerful because of the categories. Today I feel I am powerless. Current events make me feel that no matter what I will always be viewed as a horrible person and there is no way to overcome that.

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I appreciate the separation between having bias and being racist. I'm not sure there is a whole lot of knowledge between the difference of the two.

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This resource has been very impactful in understanding all of the different ways in which privilege is found. I have never thought about it in terms of mental health and body size. Usually in discussions about privilege, people immediately start talking about it in terms of race.

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I believe we are defined by how much we empower others. (to me that is the modern teacher)