Philosophical Question. Can someone who is completely color blind be racist?
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DJ_Kremlin
ANSWERS: 4
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Sure, there are many ways beyond sight that you can learn what a persons race is. The most superficial form of racism is based only on color or ethnic background. The more dangerous, in my opinion, are the institutional, cultural and societal forms the are pervasive without people realizing it.
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Yes! Because race is not about color.
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Yes. People who are colorblind can still see shades of light and dark, or black-grey-white, if you will. They could certainly tell the difference between different shades of skin in terms of darkness. And since some racism is more than just about skin color, this is another whole possibility.
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yes you can still tell what race they are if you look hard enough for clues.
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