> and that you should explicitly disadvantage them to make up for your biases. This isn't correct. Any "training" program which would advocate for this would b

> and that you should explicitly disadvantage them to make up for your biases. This isn't correct. Any "training" program which would advocate for this would be highly unethical. At the end of the Vox article linked to by dankohn1, it gives steps to reduce implicit bias. These steps are all about awareness and mindfulness. Nowhere does it explicitly state to trade one form of discrimination for another.