South Jersey woman claims implicit bias kept her from adopting a dog for two years. HMonroeNews reports.
LINDENWOLD, N.J. — A South Jersey woman says it took her two years to find the perfect dog. Not because she’s picky, but because she claims there’s implicit bias in the animal adoption industry.South Jersey Man Keeping Black History Alive By Preserving Legacy Of His Own Family
“He’s going to live like a king. That’s all I got to say,” Miller said. “He’s going to be my forever friend. He’s going to be in his forever home.” Miller says she was not implicitly asked about her race during the interview process but says she was asked one particularly troubling question.
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