Do you think that the ethnic, racial, or gender identity of a psychologist would influence the way in which he or she does research or counsels others? should it?

This sounds like a personal question and should be answered based off of your own personal opinion, but I’ll help you by stating mine.

I feel like all psychiatrists vary, as they are human and have their own ways of doing things regardless of gender, race and ethnicity. However I personally believe most psychiatrists try to approach a client or research from an unbiased standpoint. I feel like race, ethnicity and gender should not influence and create a bias toward the client, unless the psychiatrist can relate to the client’s own racial, ethnically or gender background

The equal protection clause, is part of the 14th amendment to the united states constitution,the clause, which took effect in 1868 provides that no state shall deny to any person within its jurisdiction "the equal protection of the lawthe equal protection clause states that citizens are protected equally under the law

What exactly are you asking? i’d love to , explain, what you are asking : )