Theory of Racelessness

Abstract

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“…While there have been numerous benefits associated with being identity-conscious, there are also a few unintended negative effects and rare occasions when a race-evasive approach has better discrimination outcomes demonstrated across several literature reviews and meta-analyses primarily authored by social psychologists (e.g., Leslie et al, 2020; Plaut et al, 2018; Rattan & Ambady, 2013; Sasaki & Vorauer, 2013). Reducing prejudice through fostering common identity is also more in line with organizations like The Foundation Against Intolerance and Racism (https://www.fairforall.org/) and Color Us United (https://colorusunited.org/) and the Theory of Racelessness (Mason, 2022).…”