Being colorblind

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Being colorblind is equivalent to being fair in the sense of treating people equally as it’s a good way of thinking for the world as it makes everyone have equal chance. It is a realistic way of running a classroom giving everyone a starting line and the same distance to their goal which should be an A+.

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