Tag: civil rights


Race Norming: The Dark History of Biased Testing

Race Norming: The Dark History of Biased Testing

Race Norming in Personnel Selection The Core Definition and Mechanism Race norming is a historical and now illegal practice within the field of personnel selection, specifically concerning the interpretation of standardized employment test scores. At its simplest, it involves the assignment of a different cut-off score or the adjustment of an applicant’s score based specifically […]

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Social Segregation: The Hidden Cost of Human Division

Social Segregation: The Hidden Cost of Human Division

Defining Segregation and Its Fundamental Dimensions The concept of segregation is fundamentally defined as the systemic practice of separating individuals or groups based on perceived differences, most notably those related to race, ethnicity, or sex (Rothman, 2018). This practice is not merely a physical distancing but a social and psychological boundary that reinforces hierarchies within […]

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