New Report Finds Black Girls Viewed As Less Innocent than White Peers
A new report from the Georgetown Law Center on Poverty and Inequality delves deep into adultification bias, a stereotype in which adults view Black girls as more adult and less innocent than their white peers.
The center released a similar report in 2017, which found that adults view Black girls as young as 5 to 14 years old as less innocent than white g…
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