Government shouldn’t have the power to discriminate based on race

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In his new book The End of Race Politics, Coleman Hughes takes aim at the spread of diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology in the U.S. government. Instead of DEI that discriminates on the basis of race, he argues, we should adopt colorblindness as a national policy.

What is colorblindness? Hughes defines it this way: “We should treat people without regard to race, both in our public policy and in our private lives.”

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