Colorblindness
topic on 3 shows · 6 statements across 5 episodes
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6 statements about Colorblindness, every show
Hughes: Children Are Naturally Colorblind Unless Actively Programmed
“Children tend to be naturally colorblind unless they are actively programmed another way.”
Hughes: Colorblindness Is the Only Proper Cultural Goal on Race
“And my view is that colorblindness actually is in the sense of trying to treat people without regard to race, that is the only proper goal, right? Like everything else, that should be the north star when we're talking about and thinking about race as a culture…”
Hughes: Colorblindness Means Disregarding Race in Treatment, Not Denying It Exists
“We should all be trying to treat people without regard to race. Once we see race, we ought to disregard it as a reason to treat anyone differently. That's the real argument.”
Jones: Colorblindness is a myth; the real issue is attached prejudices
“There's no such thing as colorblind. You need to see color. Seeing color is the most beautiful thing in the world. It's what we attach to that color.”
Coleman Hughes: Most Democratic voters do not find colorblindness controversial
“The truth is the vast majority of even Democrat voters find my arguments around colorblindness totally uncontroversial, whether they may have some agreements or not.”
Thomas: Leaders must be color aware rather than colorblind
“I know that people of good intent and goodwill will say things like I'm colorblind. And I know what they mean by that, but the reality is we're not really colorblind. At our best, we actually, if we want to use the term color, we need to be color aware, becaus…”