Argue in favor of either: Psychoanalytic explanations for racism; or, implicit bias tests found at https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/ as a good assessment tool to identify implicit racial/ethnic bias. Might there be some affective, emotional, and psychological roots of racism, and might Freud's Psychoanalysis make some dent in uncovering what those are? Might people feel prejudice against people of different races in ways that we are not aware of? Is it possible that the implicit bias tests on that website tap into some of this, even if it is unpleasant hearing it? Or do those tests seem too flawed?

Finally, having made the case for one of these, explain the true thoughts having looked into the above information.

Resource for Implicit Bias: https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/