And they obviously controlled for whether blacks are more relatively likely to commit crimes than whites, right? Or whether people were more likely to have lost their jobs or their place in college due to affirmative action policies favoring blacks, versus policies favoring whites? Or whether there had been recent social movements focused on black lives mattering more than whites, versus movements saying the opposite?

And they also checked and wrote as many disparaging articles about the same data concerning negative impressions of whites held by blacks, right?

And this certainly isn't an entire project created by a bunch of agenda-driven assholes who had already reached a conclusion before they even did the research, as made obvious by calling it "Project Implicit", right?

Dropping the sarcasm, this is a bunch of black supremacist assholes working back from their already-set conclusion to justify their hatred of whites. They don't care about whether there could be fair reasons for why people might feel less positive about blacks, because in their world, black people are perfect. They don't care that their own implicit dislike for whites is, ironically, crystal clear, because they think having a negative bias towards whites is justified and virtuous, even while they've dedicated their lives to the idea that having a negative bias towards blacks is unjustifiable and tremendously shameful.

And finally, this isn't even measuring actual actions. This isn't saying, "These people wouldn't hire a black person even if he were more qualified for the job". It's just "implicit bias", and I guarantee this is measured in the same sociology bullshit ways they always measure these things when they want the data to be shocking. Like when they wanted to be able to say video games made people violent, and they did it by having two groups fill in word problems, like EXPLO_E, and if you fill it in with a D you're violent, and if you fill it in with an R you're not. Because sociology has always been about getting the results you want to justify what you already believe.