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Race and gender because those are the 2 outward appearances that you can be judged on

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Race because its what we see right away

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There's a combination of sorts, but race will always be more important to some people.

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There's a combination of sorts, but race will always be more important to some people.

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Really tough to say here. I guess it depends on the scope/time period of human history we are looking at here. There's been a constant power struggle in regards to sexism from the earliest parts of civilization. But also in terms of U.S. history, there is an undeniable amount of inequality in regards to race (Manifest Destiny for Native Americans, Jim Crow Laws for African Americans, etc.)

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I think there is the most bias on race and gender. Unfortunately there are so many biases related to the color of someone’s skin. And these impact someone for the rest of their life. But I also believe there is a lot of bias surrounding gender, even in classrooms the different activities and toys given to certain students. And the different professions each gender is “supposed” to be interested in.

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Race but to me, classism is stemmed from racism so it could be a mix of both race and class having the most bias

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I think race is where the most bias occurs, however each one suffers

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Race has been a problem throughout history and it is still a major problem today.

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Race and social class is where I see the most bias because race is the most apparent piece and class is important to large groups like schools and places of work.

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I think there is a mix between all three. I think bias is a spectrum there isn't just one factor when someone is bias towards another its a mix. The more you can be bias towards a person the better it could make them feel.  

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I think there is a mix between all three. I think bias is a spectrum there isn't just one factor when someone is bias towards another its a mix. The more you can be bias towards a person the better it could make them feel.  

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It’s hard to choose because of intersectionality; however, race seems to prevail through history and today. This possibly speaks to the marginalization of nondominate perspectives.

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I see bias in all 3 of these things. They overlap so much that it’s hard to pick just one where I see it most. Intersectionality also plays a big role here.

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I feel that there is equal bias from all of these. I feel that race has been discussed most lately because of everything happening in the world lately. But I feel that one isn’t bigger than the other and all are seen in the classroom equally.

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I see the most bias in race, and I think that racial bias almost has a trickle down effect as it will also impact a persons class due to the fact that both men and women of color will earn less money overall.

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Class is a huge one. Especially since it has a major impact right away in someone’s life, and has a snowball affect from there if in a lower class. 

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Class is a huge one. Especially since it has a major impact right away in someone’s life, and has a snowball affect from there if in a lower class. 

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I would have to say that I see race as one of the biggest classes of bias. It is something that has plagued our society for years. Yes, gender and classism are up there but race is the epicenter of bias