The Incoherence of the "Colorblind Constitution"

Key Points

• The concept of a colorblind constitution contradicts the principles of racial equality and justice.
• Key evidence highlights that ignoring race does not eliminate systemic discrimination, which persists in society.
• This analysis employs critical theoretical frameworks to examine judicial interpretations of race in legal contexts.
• Findings may challenge existing legal frameworks, calling for a re-evaluation of approaches to social justice.