> I think a decent example is "first names". There's certain names that result in worse overall grades during a normal school career, even if the teachers are a

> I think a decent example is "first names". There's certain names that result in worse overall grades during a normal school career, even if the teachers are aware of this bias (in Germany the posterchild for this is "Kevin"). There is a possible causal link with names which goes beyond "children are being treated worse because of their name".