Phenotypic mismatch between suspects and fillers but not phenotypic bias increases eyewitness identifications of Black suspects by Jennifer M. Jones, Jennifer M. Jones, Jacqueline Katzman, Jacqueline Katzman, Margaret Bull Kovera, Margaret Bull Kovera

“…We expected that this interaction would be significantly smaller or non-significant for sequential lineups.MethodsParticipants watched a mock crime video that contained a Black culprit with either a more African phenotype or a less African phenotype before attempting identifications from a photo array that contained a suspect whose phenotype always matched the culprit viewed in the video, but varied in culprit-presence, phenotypic match of the suspect and fillers, and presentation method.ResultsParticipants did not identify Black suspects with Afrocentric features more often than Black suspects with Eurocentric features. However, witnesses made more identifications of suspects when the fillers did not match the suspect’s phenotype compared to when all lineup members possessed similar phenotypic features.DiscussionIn sum, phenotypic bias did not influence our participant-witnesses’ identification decisions, nor interact with lineup composition and lineup presentation type to affect identifications of suspects, suggesting that phenotypic bias may be less influential in match-to-memory tasks than other types of legal decision-making (e.g., determining guilt and sentencing). …”
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El feminismo no puede ser uno porque las mujeres somos diversas. Aportes a un feminismo negro decolonial desde la experiencia de las mujeres negras del Pacífico colombiano. by Betty Ruth Lozano Lerma

“…Finally, black of afro-Colombian women build an alternate feminism based on the legacy of their maroon or runaway slave ancestors, questioning the universalist positions of the Eurocentric and Andean-centric feminism, transforming it and enriching it. …”
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REPENSAR A HISTÓRIA: Visual dreadlocks by Maristane de Sousa Rosa

“…The phenomenon studied provides visibility to the bluff of Eurocentric traditions and to the processes of higienisation lived historically by Africans and Afro-descendents. …”
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Análisis crítico sobre el quehacer docente de los músicos / Critical analysis on the educational task of the musicians by Yamileth Pérez Mora

“…In the dawn of XXI century, the Costa Rican society is part of acquired syncretism cognitive -the majority of unconscious way- with “Eurocentric’s” and “Northcentric’s” attitudes, without a process with some critical analysis about which it is desired and needed as a collective. …”
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Interpreting colonialism

“…What emerges from their essays is the image of a Eurocentric practice with global implications whose themes, despite the diversity existing among the preponderant colonial powers, were oft repeated. …”

Se todos/as somos filósofos/as por que estudar filosofia? E se não somos, para que estudá-la então? by Marcos José de Aquino Pereira

“…The text was written with the aim of inviting researchers and interested people in general to look at philosophizing from a perspective that considers the diversity of philosophies present in various peoples, in which we highlight the autochthonous peoples, as well as philosophers and philosophers from the Epistemological South, historically disregarded and/or subordinated by eurocentric science, as a means of resistance and interpellation in the face of their realities, serving as the foundation and development of research that recognizes the knowledge of the social groups and people with whom we research, place themselves alongside their struggles, being intransigent defenders of life and harbingers of decolonial philosophical hope. …”
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Religia, ideologia i tradycjonalizm w Japonii od okresu Meiji. Wprowadzenie do problematyki by Klaus Antoni

“…Not only for the Japanologist as a regional specialist but also for the general historian it could be extremely fruitful to take the Japanese case into account when talking about the anthropology of nation, since it is generally high time to realize that the study of history cannot be reduced to a eurocentric or western view of the world.   Religia, ideologia i tradycjonalizm w Japonii od okresu Meiji. …”
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THE SHANGHAI COOPERATION ORGANIZATION - BOOK REVIEW by Saslina Kamaruddin, Muhammad Izwan Ikhsan

“…SCO is distinguished from Eurocentric regionalism in the books. A comparative legal study, comparative regionalism, a comparative historical approach, social science methodologies, a multidisciplinary approach, legal analysis, empirical observation, statistical and economic data, and expert assessments were used in this book. …”
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Understanding ethnic inequalities in mental healthcare in the UK: A meta-ethnography by Narinder Bansal, Saffron Karlsen, Sashi P. Sashidharan, Rachel Cohen, Carolyn A. Chew-Graham, Alice Malpass

“…The synthesis showed that current models of statutory mental healthcare are experienced as a major barrier to the delivery of person-centred care to those in ethnic minority groups due to the perceived dominance of monocultural and reductionist frameworks of assessment and treatment (described as “medical” and “Eurocentric”) and direct experiences of racist practice. …”
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Lost in the Past: Emotions, History and International Relations by Simon Koschut, Rocío Pérez Ramiro

“…Precisely, it problematizes the Eurocentric and presentist character of much of IR in a novel way by engaging in a critical dialogue with a linear process of emotional control. …”
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The many and different Muslim women’s voices unheard in Feminist theory by Ana Paula Maielo Silva

“…These were crucial to challenge Eurocentric narratives as the only legitimate source of knowledge production. …”
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2047 Mental illness public stigma, culture, and acculturation among Vietnamese Americans by Mai Do, Jennifer McCleary, Diem Nguyen, Keith Winfrey

“…But due to the language barrier and also the, like, they say with the whole health care, in Vietnam I know that they don’t really believe in Western and Eurocentric medicine. So, from their understanding of how, like from their experience with colonization or French people, and how medicine works, they don’t believe in it” (Young men FGD). …”
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