Explore the role bias plays in the controversy James Green discusses in "Equal Pay Bill Has a Serious Downside." First, define bias. Then describe how either the supporters of equal pay might be
biased or Green and those who share his opinion might be biased. Support your analysis with examples.

The bias presented in this text is related to the author's position that equal pay would harm families.

Explanation:

Bias is a term used to refer to an unequal and unfair position in relation to an idea. In this case, the bias presents an extremist opinion about something incorrect, presenting dishonest and unreal justifications.

In "Equal Pay Bill Has a Serious Downside" the author takes a full stand on equal pay for men and women. He uses incorrect justifications about how families would be harmed and how it would only bring problems, totally ignoring the benefits that equal pay promotes.

Defenders of this equality can also be biased by ignoring the possible harm of this action.

To present a text without bias, the narrator should present the positive and negative points of equal pay.

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