Virtually Correct

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Chief of Security Unlimited, Maxwell Bishop, slammed a meaty white fist onto his desk. “You’re telling me that the government won’t let me use holograms of real criminals committing real crimes to create virtual reality simulations?”

The thin black man from the Social Justice Department nodded his head. “That is essentially correct, Mr. Bishop.”

Maxwell stood and leaned across his desk. “Do you realize how little time my guards might have to save you from one of those new beam weapons?” He shook his head and exhaled as he sat down heavily. “I have to use real crime scenes, or innocent folks won’t have a chance.”

“You misunderstand, Mr. Bishop,” the man responded. “You may use crime scenes, but you must color-neu-tralize your characters. This removes unconscious bias from the virtual reality training experience, and helps people respond instead to suspicious actions not associated with race.”

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