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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. Preface vii
4. INTRODUCTION: RETHINKING IMPLICIT BIAS—THE LIMITS TO SCIENCE AS A TOOL OF RACIAL JUSTICE 1
5. 1. DEFINING AND MEASURING IMPLICIT BIAS 21
6. 2. THE UPTAKE OF IMPLICIT SOCIAL COGNITION BY THE LEGAL ACADEMY 41
7. 3. ACCEPTING CONSERVATIVE FRAMES: TIME, COLOR BLINDNESS, DIVERSITY, AND INTENT 63
8. 4. BEHAVIORAL REALISM IN ACTION 97
9. 5. DERACINATING THE LEGAL SUBJECT 111
10. 6. OBSCURING POWER 129
11. 7. RECREATIONAL ANTIRACISM AND THE POWER OF POSITIVE NUDGING 153
12. 8. SEEKING A TECHNICAL FIX TO RACISM 169
13. 9. BIOLOGIZING RACISM: THE ULTIMATE TECHNICAL FIX 207
14. CONCLUSION: CONTESTING THE COMMON SENSE OF RACISM 225
15. Notes 235
16. Index 283