Dear “Colorblind” people,

[YellowRubberDuckie]

24. I think studies that do this sort of blanket crap are more harmful to racial issues than they are h

Personally, if you're nice and cool to me, I am in return. I do try to be color blind when meeting people and getting to know them. That doesn't automatically mean that I am not a supporter of affirmative action or think that minorities aren't trampled on by the majority. It just means I try to judge people by their character and not the color of their skin. But the first time they show me they're complete idiots, I'm moving on, regardless of what "race" you belong to. I took to heart in my biology class that race doesn't exist and most biology books only mention race to say that it is a sociological construct more than a biological one. That being said, understanding that there is a shared culture is entirely different than being color blind. I can be color blind and not judge people by the color of their skin, while understanding that the person standing in front of me is from India and has a culture to be understood and respected.
One, question, though: Is it racist to dislike people who perpetuate the bad stereotypes of whatever "race" they belong to?