Towards an antiracist (neuro)science

Oliver Rollins ()
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Oliver Rollins: University of Louisville

Nature Human Behaviour, 2021, vol. 5, issue 5, 540-541

Abstract: Oliver Rollins is a sociologist interested in how neuroscience research deals with and is informed by racialisation, racism, and other social processes of inequality. Here, he discusses how (neuro)scientists can engage in antiracist research practices and contribute to an antiracist science.

Date: 2021
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