Racial Bias: What it is, How it’s maintained, and What to do about it

An abstract digital illustration featuring a loosely defined brain shape divided into two mirrored halves. One side is rendered in deep teal, the other in muted beige, with both sides composed of swirling, organic lines that echo the brain’s natural folds. The background is textured with soft gradients and vintage-inspired speckling in tones of beige, green, and teal, evoking a calm yet contemplative atmosphere. The image carries no text and uses abstract design to subtly explore themes of perception and racial bias.

Home Specialties Anger Anxiety Athletes Communication Couples Therapy Depression Divorce Counseling Individual Therapy Low Self-Esteem Marriage Counceling Modalities Blog FAQ Reviews Contact Me Resources Home / Racial Bias: What it is, How it’s maintained, and What to do about it Racial bias is a multi-layered issue grounded in how the human brain categorizes information, how […]