colour-blind

adjective

1. of or relating to any defect in the normal ability to distinguish certain colours See deuteranopia protanopia tritanopia
2. not discriminating on grounds of skin colour or ethnic origin

Derived Forms

• colour blindness, noun

Example Sentences

The local radio station, WLAY, was unusual for playing music by both white and black artists; and the colour-blind approach was duplicated in the local recording studios.

From BBC

Mr Vance is the only white man regularly listed on Mr Trump's vice-presidential shortlist, which is notable given the Republican Party - and Mr Trump's - insistence that personnel decisions should be colour-blind.

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But decision makers took a "colour-blind approach" and "disregarded existing economic, social and health vulnerabilities experienced by ethnic-minority groups".

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But officially colour-blind France has long refused to acknowledge any racial factor was at play.

From Reuters

The BBC and the UK's Met Office both use colour scales in graphics designed to be accessible to those who are colour-blind or have a visual colour deficiency.

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