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How is color-blind racism expressed in everyday conversation? In news coverage?

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This solution provided examples of color-blind racism in everyday life. How color-blind racism is expressed in everyday conversation is given.

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Color-blind racims is expressed in everday conversations in a number of ways. For example, affirmative actions ia means that is used to discriminate against those in minority groups, and is used when hiring those of a different race or color. One of the most common questions that is on there is for a person to identify which race they are, and then they are to determine from there as an employer on whether or not to hire, but discrimination just ...

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