A person says, "I don't prefer to speak about race. I accept all people no matter what color; it can be green, blue, or anything really." This is an example of ______.
A) colorblind racism
B) systemic racism
C) institutional racism
D) imagined cultural traits

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This statement is an example of colorblind racism, which is the belief that race does not matter and that everyone should be treated equally without acknowledging the systemic and historical inequalities that exist for different racial groups. It disregards the fact that race and racism play a significant role in shaping individuals' experiences, opportunities, and outcomes.

A Person Says, "I Don't Prefer to Speak About Race