A case for color blindness | Coleman Hughes

Coleman Hughes, a writer and podcast host, argues for colorblindness as a means to tackle racial inequality. He challenges the focus on racial identity in discussions about equity and suggests prioritizing class-based policies. Hughes critiques current race-based approaches, sharing insights from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund and advocating for colorblind principles in law enforcement. He also calls for investment in community resources to ensure equitable access to the arts, emphasizing the need for systemic change over superficial solutions.