Today’s prompt asks me to look at my attitudes towards black women specifically, and starts by asking me what the national racial stereotypes of black women are.

In Quebec, where I live, the majority of the province’s population is white, rural, and French speaking. So multicultural and multilingual Montreal is considered a problem, both by the ( Read more... )

Saad says, “Race-based color blindness is the idea that you do not “see” color. That you do not notice differences in race. Or if you do, that you do not treat people differently or oppress people based on these differences. […] The promise of the Church of Color Blindness is that if we stop seeing race, then racism goes away. […] Unfortunately, ( Read more... )