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I didnt really understand the questions.

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I didnt really understand the questions.

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Growing up around my dad's white familty and my mom's not white family, crossing through multiple socio-economic groups, being raised around a very diverse group of people - it makes sense that I usually test as "not biased" in  many of these tests

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When I experienced institutional racism on the job

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When I experienced institutional racism on the job

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cultural conditioning can be both long-term and acute... Recency bias can also affect us and create blindspots i

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cultural conditioning can be both long-term and acute... Recency bias can also affect us and create blindspots i

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I went to an "inner city" school and grew up in a rather more diverse part of town.

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I went to an "inner city" school and grew up in a rather more diverse part of town.

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I grew up on the reservation and went to school with others like me some from different tribes. I began to understand and make changes about my bias after working outside the reservation in high school.

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I grew up on the reservation and went to school with others like me some from different tribes. I began to understand and make changes about my bias after working outside the reservation in high school.

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I went to schools that were almost all white growing up. So very little exposure to minorities growing up.

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I went to schools that were almost all white growing up. So very little exposure to minorities growing up.

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What is the role of a school? To educate? to prioritize SEL in our students? Depending on what we think our role is will be what we prioritize.

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grew up in riverwest, pretty diverse, i think that is why I am so authentically personable

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grew up in riverwest, pretty diverse, i think that is why I am so authentically personable

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Is bias the symptom of larger society diseases? What do we solve?

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I like action movies or as my partner calls it, "white men killing white men" which is very true upon reflection 

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I like action movies or as my partner calls it, "white men killing white men" which is very true upon reflection 

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I thought my parents brought me up to not be racist until my friends or I started dating outside of our race/religions.

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they made me realize the bubble they live in

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media- the negative of both sides

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It shaped my need to examine my experience 

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It shaped my need to examine my experience 

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After reading these responses, it's interesting that some people say they have "no bias"

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made me more socially aware

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I didn't realize how white most parts of Wisconsin are until I traveled to more diverse places.

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Professionall

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I was raised in a very diverse neighborhood, it highlighted how different my experience was compared to my friends at   a very early age

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I was raised in a very diverse neighborhood, it highlighted how different my experience was compared to my friends at   a very early age

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my school was diverse, but I grew up upper middle class so that did contribute to how I grew up

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They did not

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I was raised in Cambodia, where there was not much racial diversity so media did not have much of an impact 

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I was raised in Cambodia, where there was not much racial diversity so media did not have much of an impact 

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I was able to see the awfulness of other groups

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In our book club last year, had a wonderful discussion with teachers about the way we choose students to be recommended for honors courses/apprenticeship/internship opportunities within our building. How often are students chosen because they exhibit "desirable" behavior ? What biases show up when we select students for these opportunities?

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I have always worked with people that reinforced my bias

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It was not what I expected

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I would be really interested in the results from police departments!

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Grew up with all white characters in TV. Lots of times on our local news they would heavily condemn black criminals over white.

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I was not surprised by the results but I was surprised by how uncomfortable some of the questions made me

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I was not surprised by the results but I was surprised by how uncomfortable some of the questions made me

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Family didn't support my decision to move to Milwaukee because it was "too dangerous" and when asked why, they couldn't give me a straight answer

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Family didn't support my decision to move to Milwaukee because it was "too dangerous" and when asked why, they couldn't give me a straight answer

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When we go into a classroom, we "set the weather and tone." What ways have our implicit bias shown up in our classrooms that have negatively impacted our students?

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growing up in the suburbs and growing up my families/neighbors perceptions did contribute to shape my bias

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Being the only Hmong kid in a predominately Arab school

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Going to Madison and studying in their education program in the education policy classes / working in their schools helped me address and acknowledge my biases and learn to realize them and work to disrupt them

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if there is a tendency for other biracial, mixed race/ethnicity people to also experience neutrality

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if there is a tendency for other biracial, mixed race/ethnicity people to also experience neutrality

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It is interesting because my I have a slight bias but I feel that my brothers would score differently. We grew up with the same parents in the same area but I live and work in an area with people of all races.

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It is interesting because my I have a slight bias but I feel that my brothers would score differently. We grew up with the same parents in the same area but I live and work in an area with people of all races.

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They do not.

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Going to school and working in milwaukee definitely helped address my biases and learn more about being socially aware.

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Hip Hop culture sometimes highlights negative stereotypes about black people

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When I told my family I was going to teach in MKE, a family member told me "those kids don't want to learn"

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When I told my family I was going to teach in MKE, a family member told me "those kids don't want to learn"

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is built in systems of whiteness...all of us doing this professionally have been shaped and developed in bias

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Felt like playing a video game

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I only interacted with people like me so didn't experience racism in close proximity until I was older.

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How can we look deeper into these biases? Does the staff trust each other enough to have a discussion about our own biases with one another?

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How can we look deeper into these biases? Does the staff trust each other enough to have a discussion about our own biases with one another?

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I've generally worked in classrooms where close to 100% of the students are black. This has had an impact on my perceptions of behavior

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Teaching has helped me to learn about my students and grow

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Teaching has helped me to learn about my students and grow

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 Being an adult in this world has contributed to my bias

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 Being an adult in this world has contributed to my bias

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media I think plays a huge role. I think it often portrays black people in a negative light

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my family is mixed. however most of my friends are white

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Almost my whole teaching career has been at majority-minority MPS schools (really just Tech). I wonder about colleagues who taught at different types of schools.

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I reject the "my truth" "your truth" language. Use "perspective". It's more precise

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I believe sometimes the significance of the BLM is marginalized by "demanding" justice for people killed by police while committing crimes or evading justice.

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WHITE school. Very few people of color, but a somewhat high native american population. All my friends were middle class and white at the time.

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I did grow up in a very white area and attended private schools. This may be a reason I have a slight bias

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I did grow up in a very white area and attended private schools. This may be a reason I have a slight bias

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Small, super white town. My parents didn't talk about race with me, it was a very neutral topic.

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My family is from Chicago. I feel that I have grown up interacting with people from all types of backgrounds

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My family is from Chicago. I feel that I have grown up interacting with people from all types of backgrounds

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I grew up in the 70s during desegregation of schools and the Vietnam war protests.  Our neighborhood was mainly Polish and Italian (Sicily) and we were like a little Catholic bubble of normal in a crazy East Side.  It gave me a lot of security.

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local news, Hollywood, music tend to portray black people in a negative view- gangsters, thug life

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what we put priority around..the neglect of discussing race and how we show up to BLACK CHILDREN in our building speaks to the biases we have

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Very small, all white town and community

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I was surprised at the results, and some of the questions made me uncomfortable.

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Local news has a huge negative impact in my opinion

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Local news has a huge negative impact in my opinion

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I was surprised even though I had taken this before and knew what to expect

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I believe my teaching practices have minimized my previous biases. I have worked with high achieving students from all identifiable groups. I have also worked with under achievers from all groups

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If you want to "be successful" you have to strip yourself of some of your TRUE identities

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In my upbringing, the neighborhood/school I was in was not diverse at all. My church was very diverse. All of these have a factor

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In my upbringing, the neighborhood/school I was in was not diverse at all. My church was very diverse. All of these have a factor

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Not surprised. I wonder if others had an automatic preference at any level for a race not theirs.

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I took this test a few years ago, and this time my result was much different than the first time, so that was interesting to me.

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my family is mixed, my friends are diverse

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my family is mixed, my friends are diverse

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I grew up in a virtually all white upper middle class community.

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The test seems like it sets you up for a certain result, this does not feel like a decent measure of bias.

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I learned in a PD once the term "disrupting" implicit bias. I STILL have a lot of implicit bias subconscious thinking that occurs that I KNOW once I recognize them are wrong and are a result of my socialization/childhood. Constantly, disrupting that bias that we all have is key to internal work to continue to dismantle the bias within myself and my teaching practice/educational system

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Grew up in mostly white schools and neighborhoods.

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not sure

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Going to schools that were racially diverse may have allowed me to get to know people before stereotyping them

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shocked because I thought I would be neutral but that was not the case. Feelings was remembering what key represented what

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I spent part of my life living on a farm in Europe, part of my life being poor inner city kid, part of my life upper middle class teenager

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I am mixed race so maybe that has something to do with it

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I grew up in central Wisconsin which was very white at the time so it lead to stereotypes of other races and cultures due to lack of exposure but my mom was always inclusive of everyone.

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but not surprised by my results

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I grew up in Elm Grove / Brookfield. I went to a very small catholic school through 8th grade and then to Brookfield East high school and then Madison. Majority of all of my schooling, teachers, classmates, friends, etc. were white. My grandparents adopted 2 black kids so they are my aunt and uncle and a huge part of my life so that experience definitely made me aware of race and impacted my biases

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Going to a predominantly white institution for college made me hyper-aware of race

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I was wondering what the little picture test part was doing and how it was testing our biases. I think my results were what I expected them to be

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Being the only POC in my classes until 8th and being one of the few families in my neighborhood that was not white shaped my development as I often had others around me constantly making judgments about me and my practices.

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Local news always has negative stories about black people

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Growing up as a female POC, I learned not to make biases about others and not allow others to make biases about myself

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Growing up in a homogenously white rural area definitely socialized and shaped implicit biases

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While taking the test I was worried that I "failed"

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No automatic preference between African Americans and European Americans. I expected to have a bias of AA over EA

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tend to reflect me (White female). I often wonder about the WHY behind my homogenous friends: lack of opportunity to meet others, lack of shared experiences/connections. IDK