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human
CMV: Color-blindness isn't harmful or ignorant.

"I see people, not color" seems like an ideal world to me. Detractors say it's dangerous because it pushes people to turn a blind eye to obvious, glaring issues effecting a certain demographic more than others. But if you're a Socialist or something, you can still reduce wealth inequality between everyone without making race a factor. Black poor people are still poor people. Which means they would always be apart of the equation. 

Everybody (including black people) ascribing cultural elements to their skin color is gate-keeping and backwards. Racist, even. In the Spider-Man:Miles Morales game, it ends with a black guy saying he's OUR Spider-Man which makes me cringe because it feels like the implication is black people can't look up to and admire white heroes or vice versa. It's really strange.
gpt
>"I see people, not color" seems like an ideal world to me. 

Yeah, except the people who say that tend to also be the people that get upset when a black actress is cast as the live action Little Mermaid. If it isn't them, they usually aren't the ones coming to the casting director's defense.

At the very least "color blind" people should be minimally aware that these  controversies exist, that racism exists, and that not everyone, least of all society, is "colorblind."

So when you're advocating against social policies or "wokeness" under the guise of colorblindness, it's either because you're arguing in completely bad faith, or you're incredibly ignorant, both of which should disqualify your opinion from serious consideration.

Edit.  Also it's worth noting that humans are naturally tribalistic, and our individuality is a diverse composite of traits. We do form in groups and out groups, based on a number of associations and forged by shared experiences.  Whether it's similar interests, cultural/regional ties, familial bonds, religion, socio-economic status, education, or ethno-racial background.  Race is one such element of our identity.