<div class="copy-paste-block">"Implicit Racial Bias" refers to subconscious preferences for members of our own group. This silent and subtle tendency to "otherize" has loud and lasting effects, from perpetuating racial prejudices inside society to reinforcing personal hidden biases.

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"Implicit Racial Bias" refers to subconscious preferences for members of our own group. This silent and subtle tendency to "otherize" has loud and lasting effects, from perpetuating racial prejudices inside society to reinforcing personal hidden biases.

Having the helpful conversation on race and reconciliation – part 2

Q Ideas reintroduces Christians to their historic responsibility to renew and restore cultures.

Gabe Lyons is the co-author of Good Faith, unChristian, and authored The Next Christians as a manifesto for how Christians can faithfully lead in a changing culture. He is the founder of Q, a learning community of Christian leaders where they are equipped to engage our cultural moment.

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Q Ideas reintroduces Christians to their historic responsibility to renew and restore cultures. Gabe Lyons is the co-author of Good Faith, unChristian, and authored The Next Christians as a manifesto for how Christians can faithfully lead in a changing culture. He is the founder of Q, a learning community of Christian leaders where they are equipped to engage our cultural moment.

Q Ideas reintroduces Christians to their historic responsibility to renew and restore cultures.

Gabe&nbsp;Lyons&nbsp;is the co-author of Good Faith, unChristian, and authored The Next Christians&nbsp;as a manifesto for how Christians can faithfully lead in a changing culture.&nbsp;He is the founder of Q, a learning community of Christian leaders where they are equipped to engage our cultural moment.

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