White perceivers have a harder time differentiating between Black faces as compared to White faces.

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This phenomenon is called the "other-race effect" or "cross-race effect" and has been observed in numerous studies. It is likely due to a combination of factors, including less exposure and familiarity with other races, as well as more attentional focus on race as a distinguishing feature in intergroup contexts.

White Perceivers Have a Harder Time Differentiating Between Black Faces