Given former President Trump’s weird claim that Vice President Kamala Harris only recently identified as Black, I thought it might be interesting to discuss the concept of white blindness. One must ask oneself, is racism invisible to white people? Consider this: A white colleague and I used to have mock contests between Boston (where he lived) and New York. I said, “While I would never say New York is perfect, at least it’s less racist than Boston.” He protested, “I don’t agree with you. I haven’t seen any racism in Boston.” I was shocked. “You do realize that you can’t generally ‘see’ racism if you are white?” If you’re the kind of person who rants against being woke, this may not
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