> Any professor teaching anti-(any other race'ness') would be instantly a pariah and unable to keep a job.
Whiteness isn't really a race, so that's not the same thing. In America, it's been a social construct whose members have shifted over the years.
> I have a question. When I grew up I heard 'colorblindness' was a good thing. What happened to that? It appears we are going in the opposite direction.
People started to realize that it ignores the lived experience of black people.
Whiteness isn't really a race, so that's not the same thing. In America, it's been a social construct whose members have shifted over the years.
> I have a question. When I grew up I heard 'colorblindness' was a good thing. What happened to that? It appears we are going in the opposite direction.
People started to realize that it ignores the lived experience of black people.