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Full-court bias.(READING BETWEEN THE HEADLINES)(more fouls on black basketball players)(Brief article)
AN ECONOMICS PROFESSOR at the University of Pennsylvania and a Cornell University graduate student found that white referees called fouls on Black players at a higher rate than on whites. The academic paper concluded that the refs' racial bias on the court, while implicit, is sufficient to affect the outcome of a game. In response, the NBA released their findings that ...
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