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CMV: Terms such as, "white people" or utilizing racial sensitivity training, we're still pressing the issue of race, when we should be pressing the issue of character. We need to try and transcend our ideas of separateness (identity) rather than try to equalize the superficial aspects of ourselves

It does seem like we're coming to point as a society, where our ability to make distinctions and to categorize has come to its effective limit. I think we're beginning to go too far in terms of labeling, that we have a difficult time seeing things as they really are, as opposed to their direct definition. We can slice up pieces of identity into infinitey. But doing so more than is necessary is leading to a lot of confusion and feelings of separateness in American society. 

I think things have gone too far in terms of our labeling. To those who think we have not gone far enough, what am I missing? 

Thank you to those who've read this far!
gpt
A post identity society is the goal, but to many aspects of our lives are still affected by these identities to just pretend they do not exist. Not talking about about race doesn't solve racism, it only makes it easier for racist individuals to get away with discrimination.