Is It Better to Know?

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

Support for Hidden Brain - The Paradox of Knowledge

01:42 • 3min

3

What Does My Hair Have to Do With Basket Ball?

04:14 • 2min

4

I Loved Basketball

05:56 • 2min

5

The Road Games Are About Something Far More Important Than Race

07:27 • 2min

6

Medina Fet Vindicated

09:00 • 2min

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Medina's Childhood Dream Wasn't a Dream Anymore

10:31 • 2min

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Is It a Good Thing or a Bad Thing?

12:15 • 2min

9

Madina Reflects to Her Upbringing

14:05 • 2min

10

Bell Campo - Support for Hidden Brain Comes From Better Help on Line Therapy

15:50 • 5min

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Gender Inequality Is Not a Problem

20:37 • 1min

12

Why Would Women Deny Dunder Discrimination?

22:04 • 2min

13

Is There Discrimination Against My Group?

23:59 • 2min

14

System Justification Theory

25:30 • 2min

15

The Unconscious Drive to See the World Is Fair

27:24 • 2min

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Is There a System Justification for Inequality?

28:56 • 2min

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Women in the United States Are More Likely to Deny Gender Discrimination Than Other Disadvantaged Groups

31:15 • 2min

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Is There a Way to Get the Benefits of Knowledge While Minimizing the Costs?

32:49 • 5min

19

Clint's Letter to a Black Boy

37:28 • 2min

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Is It Possible to Keep the Outside World at Bay?

39:22 • 2min

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How Did You Respond to a Black Student Saying, This Is Just the Way Things Are Here?

41:46 • 2min

22

Clint's High School Students Experienced Black Violence

43:42 • 2min

23

The Color of the Law by Clint Clink

45:45 • 2min

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Is It Encouraging to Watch Another Person Be Killed on Camera?

48:09 • 2min

25

The Difference Between the What and the Why

50:17 • 3min

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The Point of Knowledge Is Action, Transformation

53:30 • 2min

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Hidden Brain - The Unsung Hero

55:22 • 2min