Those who have a color-blind perspective on race do not notice the invisible privileges of Whites in U.S. society.

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People who have a color-blind perspective on race believe that race should not be a factor in decisions or actions, but this perspective does not acknowledge the systemic privileges that exist for White people in the United States. Therefore, they may not notice or understand the ways in which White people benefit from societal structures and systems.

Those Who Have a Color-Blind Perspective on Race Do Not