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 In 2014, researchers studied 176 mostly white, male police officers, and tested them for unconscious “dehumanization bias” against African-Americans and found that officers commonly barbarized Black people, and those who did were most likely to have a record of using excessive force on Black children in custody (Lopez).

 Research has found that Blacks are sometimes perceived as having super-human powers, with whites more likely to associate paranormal or magical powers with African-Americans than with Caucasians and, as a result, they are less likely to believe Black people feel pain to the same degree that whites do (Lopez).