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Debate: Coleman Hughes and Jamelle Bouie on Color Blindness for Black History Month
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Colorblindness as an Antidote to Racism
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Historically, addressing inequalities such as class inequality involved passing acts to reconfigure relationships between workers and non-workers. Like other forms of inequality, racism requires acknowledging and responding to the social structures that enable it to persist. Embracing colorblindness doesn't mean ignoring race, but committing to treating people equally regardless of it in personal interactions and public policies. Colorblindness is viewed as a potent solution to combat the harmful effects of racism, acting as the antidote to its destructive nature.
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