Considering how common unconscious racial bias is, many teachers have likely at times sent subtle messages to students that white students are more capable or trustworthy than students of color--and new teachers need to be aware of the possibility of racial bias. School leaders can guide new teachers--and others--to be sensitive to biased actions that may harm students. In terms of becoming less biased, educators should adopt a "developmental mindset"--realize that being anti-racist isn't a fixed trait, but one that can be built over time. Educators also must learn to have brave conversations about race and bias with colleagues.