It has become accepted dogma among whites in the United States that race is no longer a
central factor determining the life chances of Americans. In this article, the authors counter …

How can colorblindness–the idea that race does not matter–be racist? This illuminating
book introduces the paradox of colorblind racism: how dismissing or downplaying the …

In The Power of Race in Cuba, Danielle Pilar Clealand analyzes racial ideologies that
negate the existence of racism and their effect on racial progress and activism through the …

The concept of colorblind racism has been developed in recent years to explain racial
attitudes held by white Americans in the post–civil rights era. The authors use data from a …

Colorblindness is often conceptualized as a set of deeply held but unrecognized ideological
tenets. However, we believe that colorblindness has also now become an explicit cultural …

Are people of color with close relationships with whites more likely to embrace colorblind
racial ideologies (CBRI)? Using restricted data from waves 1 and 2 of the Portraits of …

Eduardo Bonilla-Silva's work on colorblind racism has become a prominent theoretical
framework for analyzing racial attitudes, ideologies, and discourses in the contemporary …

A considerable amount of research across the past several decades has documented the
emergence of a new racial ideology of “color-blindness” as well as evidence that white …

Race scholarship overwhelmingly defines racial dynamics from the vantage point of White
people. The current paper decenters whiteness to focus on black millennials' racial views …

This essay explores why examples of mainstream philosophy of cognition and applied
phenomenology demonstrate the implicit bias that they treat as their subject matter, whether …