Here's Why Refusing to 'See Color' Doesn't Actually Mean You're Not Racist - Everyday Feminism
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Do you think saying that you “don't see race” means you're not part of the problem? These points will make you think again about taking a “colorblind” approach.
Here's Why Refusing to 'See Color' Doesn't Actually Mean You're
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