Racism Score and Am I Sexist? are live.
These are two small, anonymous self-checks designed to surface everyday bias — the kind that often shows up in habits, assumptions, and automatic reactions rather than explicit beliefs.
They’re intentionally short (about 3–4 minutes), require no sign-up, store no data, and avoid labeling or scoring people as “good” or “bad.” The results are not meant as a verdict, diagnosis, or moral judgment. They’re meant as a pause — a moment to notice patterns we usually move past too quickly.
Both tools focus on reflection, not performance.
They don’t tell you who you are.
They invite you to think about what feels automatic.
If you’re curious, uncomfortable, skeptical, or just want to see how something like this can be framed, you’re welcome to try them.
Use them lightly. Take what’s useful. Ignore the rest.