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color blindness

noun as in inability to distinguish one or more colors

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And it distorts sincere efforts to re-focus our race lenses against pious conservative pretensions to color blindness that conceal monstrous injustices.

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They understood that providing educational opportunities to students who had been historically denied them would require more than just opening campus gates or assuming “color blindness” in the admissions process.

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Measuring the scale of racism and racial inequality in France is complicated by its official policy of color blindness, with strict limits on data that can be collected.

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“We have to guard against a coronation of color blindness.”

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You can see him thinking through color choices, maybe even dealing with color blindness.

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