Colorblind Policies

Definition

Colorblind policies refer to policies and practices that aim to treat everyone equally, without taking into account their race or ethnicity. These policies seek to create a society where individuals are not discriminated against based on their racial background.

Related terms

Equality: The concept of ensuring that all individuals have equal rights and opportunities.

Meritocracy: A system where rewards and opportunities are based on an individual's abilities and achievements.

Discrimination: Treating people differently based on certain characteristics such as race, gender, or religion.