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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: If we wanna solve racism, we should be colour blind.

I feel that we should teach kids to be race blind. Like, their race should be the last thing a person identifies with. A black person should feel and be treated no different than a white person.  The government should focus on helping poor people. Because poor people are more likely to commit crimes, and there are a lot more poor black people than poor white people because of racial discrimination.

We just need to teach one generation of kids to be race blind and we’ll have made a lot of progress. The current situation isn’t helping anyone because it still enforces the idea of race (albeit in an equal manner) and does not prevent poor people from desperately committing crimes.

Edit : wow that’s a lot of answers! Thanks a lot, but I’ll not be able to reply to most. They’ve forced me to think other perspectives and update my worldview.
gpt
There's nothing wrong with recognising cultural and subcultural differences. Variety is the spice of life and all that. I'd say you have to take a pretty dim view of humanity to think that the only antidote to the attitude that some peoples are superior to others is complete blindness to their differences.

Besides, when you eliminate races as one of your observations, you can no longer see racism. If lil Johnny is an asshole to Mike, Jacob, Ibrahim, Tyler and Ethan and the only thing they have in common is that they're black, a "colour blind" person wouldn't see (or would refuse to acknowledge) the common factor between the victims, chalking it up to coincidence, blatantly allowing active racism to continue.