We should fight for a color-blind society — not one separated by race (msn.com)

We SHOULD have a color-blind society instead on one separated by race but instead we have CRT garbage that pushes the idea that Black kids are helpless unless they are given every thing and White kids are all somehow privileged. Go up to a White chick in a blue vest at Walmart and ask her about her (and her kid's) "Privilege." Knock on a few doors at a trailer park and quiz the occupants about their "Privilege."

We SHOULD have a color-blind society instead of one separated by race but instead we have DEI garbage in which quotas are given according to race (gender, and imaginary gender) instead of using merit, competence and qualifications for hiring and admissions. Curriculums and job requirements are dumbed down in order to get the desired outcome.

We SHOULD have a color-blind society instead on one separated by race but instead we have colleges, fraternities and sororities separated by race. Certain races are calling for separate graduations and proms. Jobs and positions are set aside for certain races (along with genders and imaginary genders).

"The virtue of color blindness is at the heart of the American identity. We cannot remain a country without it."

Um... isn't it normal to have Whites that claim not to see color castigated for that statement? Haven't Whites that say "All Lives Matter" been screamed at and sometimes beaten?