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Before you read Understanding Prejudice and Discrimination or explore this web site, take a snapshot of your current thinking. Then return afterward to see if your thinking has changed. |  |
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Judge a series of advertisements to see which ones, if any, involve prejudice or discrimination. Best taken right after the Baseline Survey. | |
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When is something prejudiced? Our partner site, eInterview.org, will "listen" to what you think and ask some tough questions in response. | |
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As you'll see from this demonstration, there's more to sexism than negativity toward women. To learn more, take the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory. |  |
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Which president owned the most slaves? What did the presidents think of slavery, and how did they treat their slaves? You may be surprised... | |
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Take an eye-opening 10-item quiz to see how much you know about Native American history and contemporary life. Comes with a free gift at the end. | |
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See a dramatic demonstration of how social preferences at the individual level can lead to startling patterns of segregation at the group level. | |
