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to be "color blind" is to deny reality. essentially you are denying the existence of racism, domination, etc. and allowing it to continue unacknowledged/unchallenged

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White guilt. they are insulated from racial discomfort.

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White guilt. they are insulated from racial discomfort.

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Due to not being subjected to racial activities such as being stopped frequently by the cops, going to the doctors and knowing that their "Race" wouldn't be a factor when asking for assistance. Peggy McIntosh mentioned many things that they were able to do due to their race and not being rejected.

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Due to not being subjected to racial activities such as being stopped frequently by the cops, going to the doctors and knowing that their "Race" wouldn't be a factor when asking for assistance. Peggy McIntosh mentioned many things that they were able to do due to their race and not being rejected.

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it doesn't acknowledge the fact that people are discriminated against based on their race. Jodie

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White people struggle to acknowledge race because they will have to think of themselves having dominance over others.

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White people struggle to acknowledge race because they will have to think of themselves having dominance over others.

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White people struggle with race because they separate themselves from everyone else

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Generally speaking, I think it's because it would force them to acknowledge the systems in place that have created the illusion of white folks as the 'superior race"

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Generally speaking, I think it's because it would force them to acknowledge the systems in place that have created the illusion of white folks as the 'superior race"

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Why do white people struggle to acknowledge race?

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Why do white people struggle to acknowledge race?

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I think because to acknowledge it forces us to also recognize our own responsibility in terms of racial bias, and that race is a social constructed we (white people) created based on power and oppression

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Forces some to come to terms with another person's reality; feel guilty; feel shame when they shouldn't

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Forces some to come to terms with another person's reality; feel guilty; feel shame when they shouldn't

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It could be that their race does not have a negative impact on their life.

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Because "race" allows Whites to benefit from Whiteness and NOT be Black. They may be poor, uneducated, disenfranchised--but Gawdawmighty! at least they are not Black. 

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Because "race" allows Whites to benefit from Whiteness and NOT be Black. They may be poor, uneducated, disenfranchised--but Gawdawmighty! at least they are not Black. 

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they may struggle because they do not want to deal with the implications or uncomfortable truths associated with race/racial hierarchy (and their potential place in it)

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Because it is "invisible" so it is hard to acknowledge all the privileges brought on by race, especially if one is not even aware of them as being privileges of whiteness. 

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Because it is "invisible" so it is hard to acknowledge all the privileges brought on by race, especially if one is not even aware of them as being privileges of whiteness. 

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Maybe because it's difficult to admit the part that white people have played in creating some of the racial issues we see today. Jodie