 Intergroup contact (Aberson et al. 2008; Dasgupta &amp; Rivera 2008; Anderson 2010 for discussion): long studied for its effects on explicit prejudice (e.g., Allport 1954; Pettigrew &amp; Tropp 2006), interaction between members of different social groups appears to diminish implicit bias as well, albeit under some moderating conditions (e.g., equal status interaction) and not under others.