brad meltzer we appreciate your time today on

brad meltzer we appreciate your time today on

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brad meltzer we appreciate your time today oncan you lay out why the colorblind principle? yes. so there's been a lot of confusion about what the word colorblindness mean. many people think that colorblindness means pretend you don't. but in my book, i try to get rid of that perception because we all see race. everyone sees race and help it. everyone watching this notices that i am of color and and so forth. so with the knowledge that we can all see race, we're all capable of racial bias. what i mean by colorblindness book is that we try our best to treat people without regard to race, both in our lives. the less controversial piece and in our public policy. that's what i mean by colorblind. one of the reasons the notion colorblindness has become so contrived racial seems to be rooted in what is broadly understood as anti-racism, which you also define as near racism. you discuss two of the most high profile proponents of that ideology. robin d'angelo and max kendi. what is an anti-racism or near racism, and how did it become so influential? so what is today called anti-racism? w

who has rejected for those from the meltzer group come off sort of ceasefire to force the fight, didn't garza boeing to fight onto the daughter retreat? so you can get general slim us equity of state times me blinking said there was some non stop to us and the proposal, but that is create a space for an agreement to be reached. the so called a slum exterior test claimed responsibility for one of 2 attacks and focused on the killed dozens of the day before parliamentary elections. the explosions happened outside political offices in the south western province of below, just on the bumble struck despite tyson security. across the country, the us senate has watered natalie to lock a box, which of legislation to boast, border security, and provide a to create, in his dread republicans all checked it to ferreting border security with 4 need and a single bit of a sentence. well now what separately on a forward and a bill, which includes $60000000000.00 for ukraine and $14000000000.00 for israel moment. you're watching the dr. new stumble and you can get more news on our website at the top. yo