Colorblindness

Colorblindness is only one theme in the rhetoric of the Civil Rights Movement, and indeed, it may not have been the dominant one.

Balkinization 2003

Colorblindness is only one theme in the rhetoric of the Civil Rights Movement, and indeed, it may not have been the dominant one.

Balkinization 2003

"Colorblindness" may be one's reason for making all of those mistakes, but it isn't an excuse, and it doesn't magically make the product impervious from criticism.

helpful hint for the colorblind: BE LESS BLIND hth_the_first 2007

"Colorblindness" is simply a shorthand way of referring to that requirement.

"'The office of student services has disapproved your transfer request' because it would 'have an adverse effect on desegregation compliance.'" Ann Althouse 2006

"Colorblindness" is a political philosophy that race should not and does not matter.

Poynter Online 2009

'Colorblindness' hurts minority employees, but multiculturalism inspires their commitment

Science Blog - Science news straight from the source 2009

While the majority of illegal drug users and dealers are white, three-fourths of those incarcerated for a drug offense is black or Latino, according to Michelle Alexander's book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg: Profits and Punishment: the 99% and the Prison System Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg 2011

Michelle Alexander describes these systems and practices in her recent book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.

Andy Watts: Would Jesus Belong To A Country Club? Andy Watts 2012

For anyone who has read Ohio State University law professor Michelle Alexander's deeply disturbing book, "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness," the conviction last month of a Brooklyn detective for planting drugs on Yvelisse DeLeon and her boyfriend, Juan Figueroa, should be a welcome one.

Christine A. Scheller: 'Felon' Is The New N-Word Christine A. Scheller 2011

While the majority of illegal drug users and dealers are white, three-fourths of those incarcerated for a drug offense is black or Latino, according to Michelle Alexander's book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg: Profits and Punishment: the 99% and the Prison System Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg 2011