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Could VR prevent racism in your organisation?

Could VR prevent racism in your organisation?

A new immersive virtual reality (VR) project is allowing people to experience racism first-hand to highlight the difficulties marginalised groups face in job interviews.

The project, called 1000 Cut Journey, aims to highlight the micro-aggressions which accumulate to racism by immersing viewers in the viewpoint of black candidate, Mr Sterling.

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