Do You See What I Am?

Ethnicity is one of the most prominent characteristics of American society, but many observers can not distinguish ethnic origins of multiethnic youth. In this article we will explore how people perceive multiethnic youth. In particular, I will investigate whether the observer believes that the youth is a multi-ethnic group, and whether these race perceptions match the self-identification of a multinational youth. As a result, 1) observers believe that nearly half of multi-ethnic goals are single, 2) multi ethnic goals, they regard themselves as blacks, are almost always blacks, 3) Observers Demographic and environmental features did not affect the consistency of their racial concepts. In other words, regardless of their own demographics or contact with other races, the observer is more consistent in examining the self-identification as a white or white target and has a background of Asian, Hispanic, American Indian or Middle Eastern I have identified. The goal is more contradictory. Although the US population tends to be racist, the observer's view may preserve the situation in a racial relationship: a black and white dichotomy, some of which are still collective blacks It is part of the category.

I have some white friends, and I have to explain this concept. Especially when my friend said "I do not think you are a black, I treat you like you" I have built relationship with this person for more than 30 years. But after letting go of my harshness, not accepting and ignoring my "darkness", it is important to ignore my racial heritage / cultural influence on shaping people who stand in front of them It was explained as an attempt to deny.

One of my colleagues said "I can not see the color" when discussing racism and racial discrimination at a professional development meeting in my workplace. I continue to explain that she is a black person, even if I insist that I can not see the color of my skin I can not meet her, I can not see her culture, struggle, history. When it comes to the position of "invisible color", we recommend not to treat human's skin color as human beings or race, ethnic groups, but not to influence how to handle them I will. Practice your noble position. Unfortunately, this view ignores our culture, the influence of policies, practices and ideas that have had a direct impact on our prejudice for hundreds of years.

What happens if I can not see the color? First, if you can not see the color, there is a possibility of color vision impairment due to diabetes, so please consult your doctor. Even if you can see the color but say that you can not see the color, it sounds like a harmless compassion, but please do not say it. It reduces black struggles, their fears and their identity. In other words, I do not think they are alone. "Color invisible" means that "there are black friends." I do not say "I can not see the color", but the thing I want to say is that I want to live in a society where colors can not be seen. This is not the reality of our reality, but it is ideal and everyone should be enthusiastic about it. The new absurd concept of color vision abnormality = racial discrimination has set civil rights for decades. Although we all have prejudice, we need to overcome these prejudices rather than strengthening them and combining them directly.