Bias

1. Bias By: Sydney Tyler & Mackenzie Stevens

2. WHO? People everywhere are becoming bias or prejudice. Even our friends are prejudice against others because of certain things.

3. WHAT? What is bias? Bias is to give a settled and often prejudiced outlook. It is also known as prejudice. Prejudice is to give a judgment or opinion towards others. For example, if we just saw one of you, with out speaking to one another first we can say, “Oh he/she’s ugly”, or “We don’t like the way she dresses, We shouldn’t want to talk to her.”

4. WHERE? Where does bias(prejudice) occur? Racial bias occurs in many places, mostly the south. For example, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas. Whereas in the North it isn’t as visible. You may think that you aren’t doing it but sometimes people judge others just by thinking it but they don’t think they’re being mean.

5. WHEN? When has bias occurred? Bias has occurred in present day, 10 years ago, 50 years ago. It has been going on for years.

6. WHY? Why are people bias(prejudice)? People are prejudice against people because they have learned it from their parents and they have been raised with that mindset. From research, it says, one type of bias is the tendency to interpret new information in such a way that confirms one's prior beliefs

7. TYPES OF BIAS • Cultural • Ethnic or Racial • Geographical • Inductive • Media • Gender • Linguistic • Political • Corporate • Advertising • Sociological • Entertainment • Personal • Religious • Sensational • Scientific

8. As you can see from ourpresentation, we are trying to present an argument to ourpeers against prejudice or bias.

9. WE ARE ALL EQUAL!