color-blindness
Cannot distinguish red
Color-blindness is the inability to distinguish certain colors, most commonly red from green.
The condition is usually inherited and far more common in men than women.
Figuratively, color-blindness means disregarding race or skin color: The judge claimed color-blindness in sentencing.
Critics argue such claimed neutrality can mask systemic inequities.
Inability to see red
- deuteranopiaInability to perceive green
- daltonismDefective color perception
- acquiredCame to possess
- congenitalExisting from birth
diagnosis · screening · Farnsworth · corrective lenses · gene therapy · optometry · ophthalmology · retina
Property received from ancestors
- mutationPermanent DNA alteration
- carrierOne that transports
- recessiveMasked unless paired identically
- allelesVariant forms of genes
genotype · phenotype · prevalence · chromosome · hereditary · familial · gene therapy · maternal
Mental disorientation or bewilderment
- misidentificationWrongly recognizing something
- red-greenTwo-hue vision deficiency
- blue-yellowTwo complementary primaries
- saturationState of complete permeation
contrast · traffic lights · ripeness · workarounds · adaptation · compensation · contextual cues
Wiring installation specialist
- graphic designArranging images and text
- militaryArmed forces collectively
- transportationMoving people or goods
- accessibilityEase of approach
workplace accommodation · aviation · maritime · rail · law enforcement
Freedom from prejudice
- fairnessJust and equal treatment
- equalitySame status for all
- neutralityState of taking sides
- unbiasedFree from prejudice
protanopia
Inability to see red
- deuteranopiaInability to perceive green
- daltonismDefective color perception
- acquiredCame to possess
congenital · diagnosis · screening · Farnsworth · corrective lenses · gene therapy · optometry · ophthalmology · retina · cones
inheritance
Property received from ancestors
alleles · genotype · phenotype · prevalence · chromosome · hereditary · familial · gene therapy · maternal · polymorphism
confusion
Mental disorientation or bewilderment
- misidentificationWrongly recognizing something
- red-greenTwo-hue vision deficiency
- blue-yellowTwo complementary primaries
saturation · contrast · traffic lights · ripeness · workarounds · adaptation · compensation · contextual cues
electrician
Wiring installation specialist
- graphic designArranging images and text
- militaryArmed forces collectively
- transportationMoving people or goods
accessibility · workplace accommodation · aviation · maritime · rail · law enforcement
impartiality
Freedom from prejudice
- fairnessJust and equal treatment
- equalitySame status for all
- neutralityState of taking sides
color-blindnessintersectionality
Interconnected identity-based discrimination study
multicultural awareness · anti-racism · identity politics · multiculturalism · critical race theory