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How do I sort through my thoughts and opinions I've always had to come to find what I really think vs what I've always told myself or been told based on things around me

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How do we get others to recognize that everyone tells different shades of lies? I still don't know that I would ever feel comfortable being completely truthful in some groups. Even when telling the truth may be most beneficial, it can be very difficult to do that if you are not 100% sure it will be accepted.

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If having white preference doesn't mean you are prejudiced because there is no open hostility, dislike or disrespect, how do we take seriously the effect it has on our societal systems? 

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If having white preference doesn't mean you are prejudiced because there is no open hostility, dislike or disrespect, how do we take seriously the effect it has on our societal systems? 

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How to speak up/be ok with uncomfortable conversations and become more comfortable with speaking my truth. Be more conscious about what I am saying so I am not unconsciously speaking untruths.

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How do we get people to recognize their biases and get curious instead of feeling like they know 

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How do we get people to recognize their biases and get curious instead of feeling like they know 

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The lies that we tell . . . . and the WHY behind why we tell lies. 

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The lies that we tell . . . . and the WHY behind why we tell lies. 

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The topic of lying....different types (colors) and just wondering how honest I am with myself on a daily basis- including my expectations of honesty from people around me.

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We are constantly telling lies whether we are aware of it or not. It took me a few minutes to sit with that and realize it's true. So what does that mean for everyone else and how we perceive others?

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As we become more self-conscious of our implicit biases, will there be a phase where that self-consciousness leads to awkward behaviors that unintentionally increase misunderstandings?

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The explanation of mindbugs (built on keynote speaker from our orientation) as an evolutionary tool and how they essentially trick us into forming unconscious biases.  Crucially, how people remember things that never occurred and even stereotype themselves. Scary!

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How often we engage in untruthful discussion without even thinking about it and even though we may not be hurting someone with these white lies or blue lies...are we missing out on really connecting and relating with others by avoiding the truth? Instead of everything is fine and all roses...would we benefit from honest conversation instead? 

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How often we engage in untruthful discussion without even thinking about it and even though we may not be hurting someone with these white lies or blue lies...are we missing out on really connecting and relating with others by avoiding the truth? Instead of everything is fine and all roses...would we benefit from honest conversation instead? 

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How to tap into my own biased opinions and get to the root of them.

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Stereotypes of others are stereotypes of ourselves--which can impact our mental and physical health.

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I found it interesting that we tend to just fill in information when only presented with some of the information. We are so worried about not having complete information, that we will fill in information even when we don't have any basis to the information that we are given. We are afraid to say "I can't say." Instead, we will make information up.

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The conversations about the different lies was really interesting. We all shared that we culturally accept different forms of lies. We have deemed some lies to be ok, while others are not. 

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The conversations about the different lies was really interesting. We all shared that we culturally accept different forms of lies. We have deemed some lies to be ok, while others are not. 

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Race IAT and the statement that Automatic White preference does NOT mean prejudice.??

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Race IAT and the statement that Automatic White preference does NOT mean prejudice.??

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How to know what I truly think without the filters in place that I have used to shape my life and decisions?

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How to know what I truly think without the filters in place that I have used to shape my life and decisions?

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Just in general. All of the inner workings of our minds and how we innately categorize and lie and why we do these things

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How often are we guiding others to think they way we think, just by questioning, what information is presented, etc..

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“Untruths that are somewhere on the spectrum between totally unconscious and partly conscious, untruths that people tell not only to others but at times to themselves as well.

This challenged my thinking and had me wondering about untruths I have said or others have said to me unconsciously.  I often feel that we just say what we want others to hear or what goes with the views of society and our world around us, sometimes we are too hesitant to speak up

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The number of times a person tells a lie (of any color) every day.

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The idea that some deviations from accuracy are needed for us to live with ourselves and to live with others. How do we not overdo it?

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The idea that sometimes we are so concerned with what others think of us or how we portray ourselves, our group or our organization, that we may not actually have our own true ideas or opinions - 

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The idea that sometimes we are so concerned with what others think of us or how we portray ourselves, our group or our organization, that we may not actually have our own true ideas or opinions - 

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The mind doesn't search for information in a vacuum - bias is a learned behavior.

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The mind doesn't search for information in a vacuum - bias is a learned behavior.

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I wonder about how being more aware or conscious of our biases can help change our biases? If we are more aware can we actively work against those biases?

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I wonder about how being more aware or conscious of our biases can help change our biases? If we are more aware can we actively work against those biases?

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What a bunch of liars we all are!! It was interesting to think of how we train our children to be honest when we can't be honest in lots of situations.

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What a bunch of liars we all are!! It was interesting to think of how we train our children to be honest when we can't be honest in lots of situations.

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The language that we use to talk about kids affects the perceptions of our audience. If we say avoid, refuse, escape it implies intention and doesn't ask the question why.

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The language that we use to talk about kids affects the perceptions of our audience. If we say avoid, refuse, escape it implies intention and doesn't ask the question why.

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Thinking about how truthful I am with myself and my thoughts/beliefs/actions.

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Thinking about how truthful I am with myself and my thoughts/beliefs/actions.

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The book notes that preference may lead to prejudice but made a sharp pivot in stating that it isn't overt racism. So how these terms and outcomes are defined ongoing is a wondering.

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The tables!  I just about lost sleep over this.  The comparison to perception and our mind filling the holes caused me to pause during my day on what else I may be filling holes in. I have always been a bit spatially-challenged but this example just drove me nuts. 

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The tables!  I just about lost sleep over this.  The comparison to perception and our mind filling the holes caused me to pause during my day on what else I may be filling holes in. I have always been a bit spatially-challenged but this example just drove me nuts. 

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Stereotypes and how they impact the way we interact with others and how they interact with us.

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Stereotypes and how they impact the way we interact with others and how they interact with us.

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I really focused on the evolution piece of it.  How can we make headway when we are fighting evolution?

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I really focused on the evolution piece of it.  How can we make headway when we are fighting evolution?