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An example of implicit bias is expecting your nurse at the hospital to be a nurse, and then also being surprised when your surgeon is a woman. This is an example of implicit bias, because we professions are still largely gendered and we are socialized by media and other social agents to see woman and man in different jobs.

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We can challenge dominant narratives by curating our Instagram pages to not only show people that look like ourselves.

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It is important to be aware of our own biases before engaging in social change work so that we do not perpurate harm or make assumption about people and their problems, before we try to solve them.

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When the cops stop you for any type of problem and you expect it to be a man but it is a women

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An example of implicit bias is when people are most likely to become friends with people of the same social class as them. They share most of their customs, loves, and experiences, which creates a bias towards the different social classes. It is seen as shocking when there are friendships or relationships with two people of different economical and social classes. Maria Jaramillo and Amalia Gomez

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By not letting social media get into out head

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We can challenge dominant narratives by becoming aware of them and making those around you aware of it as well, that way everyone can actively challenge these systems

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because we may say something harmful to someone by mistake

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An example is in the work space we see implicit bias, when there is a selection in the work place to apply for a job, everything is looked at, like their age, the color of their hair,beauty, physical appearence, birth place, home, and much more.

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By creating awareness of the dominant narratives in our society and corecting them. For example when people assume we are drug dealers because we are Colombians, we should correct them and make them realize that it is not true. Also questioning people into why do they think in a dominant narrative.
Maria Jaramillo and Amalia Gomez

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Because we have a lot of different biases and it is extremely important to be aware of them because we will be working with people that may be very different from us and we don't want to disrespect anyone by being ignorant of our biases

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Tending to trust attractive/remotely attractive people more than others without even getting to know them

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An example of implicit bias is that men in latin America are drug lords, and radiate masculinity as well as having a very masculine bone structure. We see this in almost every telenovela or series when they introduce a latin character. So when latin men are mentioned people already have this image of what they are, and how they look like
- Catalina Rueda, Ilana Garza

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When you get a rappi, and it's a woman. Usually the delivery people are men, but sometimes you get a female delivery person. This is an example of explicit bias because deliveries aren't gendered, it's just more common to see a man, and you get surprised to see a woman.  Moi and Helena

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They can be normal people, we cant judge because of their skin color.

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In order to know what social group we are focusing on, we must not be biased. Sometimes we automatically assume people need something because they belong to a social group, however, we should not be limited and actually search for their biggest problem.
Maria Jaramillo and Amalia Gomez

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Whn we expect the taco place to be owned by latinos, if not you are going to be surprised and may not even like the food. This is an implicit bias since we see in social media that tacos and latinos are closely related.

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Non-white patients recieve less cardiovascular, and renal transplant. Because black people are more liekely to die because of these diagnosis

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Not beliving the narrative on social media

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By not having and assumptions and expectations about things that are very general. Not expecting a job to have a certain gender, or clothes to have a specific person wearing them, or makeup to be worn by women. Moi and Helena

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Knowing everybody stereotypes and no matter where you need to be respectful and respect boundaries

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We can challenge them by our generation education the new generation, about what we have been taught about, and where can they begin a path and improve form last generations.

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One can challenge the dominant narrative by being conscious of the ignorance within oneself, for instance, analyzing initial responses and reactions.

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It is very importnt to be aware of our biases because if we are not we might say something or make an assumption that isnt true about someone, which might lead to harming someone you dont want to.

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Being aware of individual biases while doing social work allows you to provide help or assistance to a broader community without being invasive, offensive, or ignorant.

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We can challange it by having a apropriate education and teaching poeple these things while they are little.

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Because you can accidentally offend someone that isn't in the typical group by making assumptions. Moi and Helena

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People that are of color, and live in a poor/dangerous neighborhood are considered gangsters

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It is important becuase we need to be carefull in how we are going to comunicate for dont harm other people

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We can challenge this dominant narrative to show the people from these neighborhoods that are white and showing they are in a gang, or people that are black that are not in any gangs.

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It is important because that way we do not harm anyone with any comment we make. That way we also make sure we are not making assumptions.

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When you get sick and go to the hospital you are going to be waiting for a female nurse to attend you, if a man is going to assess you it might feel weird.
Pedro Lopez

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Latinos in the Usa in many places are seen as immigrants and as if they were there with no papers.

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We can challenge dominant narratives by accepting that people of color can be part of military and they don't have to be left out because of their skin tone.