Anti-Racism: Colorblindness Doesn't Work
8 min! Run Time
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Description
Seeing people's race is innate. To say that we "don't see color" undermines society's influence on us, which is an inconspicuous, endless force. Interestingly, most people promoting the notion of colorblindness are white. In this course, we'll go over why colorblindness, though a beautiful dream, isn't our reality. We'll discuss alternatives to colorblindness. Specifically, we will look at how to get educated, things you can do to be anti-racist, and how to be "color kind," not colorblind.
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Frequently Asked Questions
That seeing people's race is innate, and claiming not to overlooks society's influence.
The course notes that most people promoting colorblindness are white.
Being color kind instead of colorblind.
Ways to get educated and actively practice anti-racist behavior.
No, the course calls it a beautiful dream rather than our reality.