The phrase "not seeing colour" advocates for a colour-blind approach to identity, urging people to judge others solely on character rather than race. Used in diversity training and social discourse, it aims to reduce prejudice and promote equality. However, critics argue it can overlook systemic racism. While well-intentioned, its benefits are debated, potentially helping majority groups feel comfortable but failing to address the lived experiences of minority communities.
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