What if the whole world was racially-blind?

Question

What if we lost the ability to distinguish one race, or skin color, from another?

Answer 1

well I guess we will be able to do something about it.. as we will learn how to be that way and we will adapt to it..

Answer 2

The problem is not recognizing or noting that someone hails from one race as opposed to another. There is nothing wrong with diversity; the problem is our attitude toward those who look different from us or those who have different accents. Once we learn to accept difference, then we will have come a long way toward living in peace with one another.

Answer 3

Than no one would have a problem with Obama being president

Answer 4

We'd start discriminating based on other things.

Answer 5

People will still continue to attack the Obese,the Bald,the Old,the Dwarfs,the Handicap and any other person different than them.

Answer 6

yeah, what if.

Answer 7

Discrimination would still exist but there would be far more space to interact with others without prejudgement.

Answer 8

If the whole world was blind what would we do who would would we depend on .That is a big question that makes me wonder would we still have the ability to do normal things like drive,have s*x and other things.

Answer 9

As children we are racially blind.  

Prejudice is taught, it is a social disease that attempts to control, segregate and discriminate and we are all victims by labeling, it is much broader than color, it tags:

gender

age

height

weight

color

rich

poor

marital status

education

abilities

disabilities

appearance

advantages

disadvantages

healthy

sick

birth place

political status

privileges

religion

fertile

infertile

first born

second born

third born

unborn

community status

affiliations

attitude

gratitude

majority

minority

Discrimination of any category is in fact reverse-discrimination.  These is always going to be some character defect in human beings, we are each a work in progress and

deserve freedom of our own destiny without prejudice.

Peace Be Still