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Unprejudiced about race.
color-blind
nonracist
impartial
unprejudiced
Colour-blind.
blind
unsighted
1
Still, this gives no information to the blind nor to the
colour-blind
.
2
Secondly, they appear
colour
-
blind
,
unable to distinguish between red and green.
3
At that point we switch to more sensitive, but
colour
-
blind
,
receptors called rods.
4
Even to the
colour-blind
one word differeth from another in glory.
5
It is hard to convince the
colour-blind
of their own infirmity.
6
As is the case with the
colour-blind
,
so with these seers.
7
Still, one-eyed,
colour-blind
observation is naturally unable to take account of these sense-messages.
8
This is also how we know that dogs are
colour
-
blind
.
9
Their
colour
-
blind
approach does not mean that racism will cease to exist at the polls.
10
And slowly but surely the nation is turning
colour
-
blind
.
11
Even the Yahoos were made to comprehend-whennot
colour-blind
.
12
It is
colour-blind
,
and can only see dark tints.
13
I distinctly remember declaring that they were
colour-blind
,
but this afterwards proved a groundless fear.
14
You cannot be a pilot if you are
colour
-
blind
.
15
It was as though he, or they, were
colour-blind
.
16
We hold and rightly, that British justice, if not blind, should at least be
colour-blind
.
colour-blind
colour-blind man
colour-blind approach
colour-blind conception
colour-blind observation
convince the colour-blind