The Case for Color Blindness.

The article discusses that conservatives in the U.S. have turned the concept of color blindness into a barrier to racial progress but in the right hands, it remains a powerful force for equality. Topics include the case of a group of government employees in Nassau County, New York, who had to discuss which children they should separate from their parents, and the meeting involved attorneys reviewing notes from caseworker's investigation into child maltreatment allegations against the parents.