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A recent study by the American Psychological Association found that white children aged 4 to 8 are less likely to develop biases against Black people when their favorite media depict more diverse Black characters. The research analyzed the media consumption of 593 children across America, concluding that reduced racial representation in children’s shows correlates with less positive attitudes toward Black children and lower recognition of racial inequalities. The findings highlight the impact of media diversity on shaping young children’s perceptions of race and class.
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