I love that PNAS attached a picture of a manel. Please check out our new paper—and consider this scientific evidence that sometimes someone has to point out the manel in the room.

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences@pnas.org · last mo.

The absence of minority group members often goes unnoticed, according to a new study. Across field studies and experiments, participants were less likely to detect minority absences than majority absences. In Forbes: https://ow.ly/3yvG50ZflrE In PNAS: https://ow.ly/stno50ZflbC

Out in PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/... Inequality is not only hard to solve. Sometimes, it is hard to *see*. We ask a simple question: Do people notice when members of minority groups are absent? Across field studies and experiments, the answer was often no.