Psychological science is in the process of reckoning with the practices of our field that perpetuate bias and hegemony. Although this reckoning has started to become part of our field-wide discourse only recently, there already exists a rich literature on this topic that can help inform our thinking, our reforms for the field, as well as our day-to-day science. This course will explore essential readings in this area, scaffolded by a weekly discussion of themes and ideas. The course will center on psychological science with an emphasis on social-personality psychology, though we will also include readings from other disciplines (e.g., philosophy, anthropology, sociology).

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