Philosoraptor

The concept of race extends from xenophobic tribalism.
We are one race, with minor differences in skin tone due to sun exposure at varying latitudes and climate.

Minor? You're funny. Sun exposure? Then why don't white people turn black in Africa and black people turn white in Canada? :-D

Eons of evolution is not undone in a few decades.
And if you've never seen a white person get a tan...then go outside!!
You're clearly Vitamin D deficient....

It's not as simple as black and white

Just who's darker?

Sexism then?

Bravo!

I think color blind people can see color, they just can't see red

I'm under the impression there are different types of color blindness... I kind of meant just seeing no colors at all

I'm assuming the most extreme case would be seeing different shades of gray (any more extreme and you would just be blind). If we all only saw gray people would still be different shades.

Then that would be called grayism/greyism

But If we couldn't tell what race everyone was, I think we would just be prejudice for other reasons.

Yup...there's never any shortage of reasons to persecute people...sexual orientation, religion, the type of foods we eat, disabilities...etc.etc.

Also the title 'colorblind' doesn't make sense because black and white are still colors, so we shouldn't even see THEM. In fact, anything we would see being colorblind would still be a color, so...