The textbook: Rethinking the Color Line: Readings in Race and Ethnicity, 5th Edition, edited by Charles A. Gallagher. It is very important that you get the 5th
–Demonstrate your overall knowledge of the material by expressing a point of view. Use specific examples to illustrate your points in most cases. (I don’t have the textbook)
In Part I, Section D of the textbook “Color-Blind America” (pp. 92-114), it is argued that, although so-called “color blindness” is intended to fight racism, it often unintentionally supports it. Please answer the following questions with regard to this issue:
a. Generally speaking, what is the “color blind” approach to racism?
b. According to the readings, in what ways is this approach intended to fight racism?
c. According to the readings, in what ways does this approach unintentionally supports racism?
d. Which, if any, of these perspectives do you agree with? Why?
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