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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: There isn't a problem with attempting to be "race blind" in daily life

The intention of being race blind in my opinion is to allow yourself to see all others as equal to you, implying that race is irrelevant to how someone is going to act in their day to day lives, and pushing yourself to see everyone as just another human who goes through painful and difficult situations in their lives that may or may not be because of something like race, or gender. Of course discrimination and racism still exist but is the solution not to help everyone understand that, despite the past, we are all humans, with minds that experience the same emotions.
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The point though, is that even if we are all equal and we are all humans with the same emotions, we don't experience the world the same way, because race still does exist and we are treated differently.

Being blind to that fact doesn't make it go away.