Discuss “color blindness” from a sociological perspective – include Wingfield, Rodriguez, and Hughey in your discussion. There are generations of

Discuss “color blindness” from a sociological perspective – include Wingfield, Rodriguez, and Hughey in your discussion. There are generations of US Citizens who grew up believing that it was racist to talk about race, and to state “I don’t see color” to navigate out of a conversation about racial inequality. Write a letter to an imaginary someone who thinks it’s racist to talk about race – according to Wingfield, Rodriguez, and Hughey, discuss in your letter both the short- and long-term harm of using “color blindness” statements like “I don’t see race” in today’s society.