Color-Blind Racism in Pandemic Times

What do race and feminist scholars argue against many Marxists' assumptions?

How does racial ideology function according to the text?

What is the primary focus of the larger 'ideological ensemble' discussed in the text?

According to Bonilla-Silva (2003), what is a central function of racial ideology?

What does the article aim to document regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and colorblind frameworks?

What is the core of color-blind racism, as opposed to Jim Crow racism?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four central frameworks of color-blind ideology mentioned in the text?

How does the text describe the nature of color-blind-infused discussions during the pandemic?

How have the major frameworks of color-blind racism shaped discussions about the COVID-19 pandemic?

What does the text suggest about the impact of color-blind racism on understanding issues like the differential mortality rates of COVID-19 and hunger during the pandemic?

Which of the following has been suggested by experts as an immediate intervention to reduce the mortality gap for communities of color during the pandemic?

What is the primary cause of the 'American Apartheid' experienced by communities of color?

According to David R. Williams' work, what do people of color self-report higher levels of?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as having documented effects on the health of people of color?

What is the most significant effect of racism on health disparities?

According to the passage, what is the central premise of Marx's theorization on ideology?

What does the passage suggest about the relationship between the privileged position of the dominant class and the representation of its views as universal?

How does the passage characterize the current conjuncture in relation to racial ideologies and counternarratives?

What does the passage suggest about the relationship between color-blind discourse and racial stratification?

According to the passage, what has made the jobs of essential workers even more dangerous during the COVID-19 pandemic?

According to the passage, what is the 'kryptonite debilitating our true superheroes - essential workers of color'?

What does the passage suggest about the impact of the erosion of the limited, highly racialized welfare state?

What does the passage suggest essential workers of color, particularly, need during the COVID-19 pandemic?

What does the passage suggest has been the primary cause of the 'American Apartheid' experienced by communities of color?

According to the passage, what is a primary reason for food insecurity in the United States?

What does the passage suggest about the racial disparities in food insecurity?

According to the passage, what percentage of Black and Latino families had zero wealth in 2016?

What does the passage suggest is NOT a fundamental way to address hunger or close the racial gap in food insecurity?

According to the passage, what percentage of restaurant servers' federal minimum wage has remained stagnant at $2.13?

What does the passage suggest is the most significant effect of racism on health disparities?

According to the passage, what does the 'distraction' that Senator Cassidy does not want to address refer to?

What does the passage suggest about the relationship between class and the health effects of racism for people of color?

According to the passage, what is the primary cause of the 'American Apartheid' experienced by communities of color?

What does the passage suggest about the impact of color-blind discourse on understanding issues like the differential mortality rates of COVID-19 and hunger during the pandemic?

What does the passage suggest about the impact of the current movement on discussions and analyses related to systemic racism?

According to the passage, what does the author suggest Whites need to do in order to change their 'mental and emotional racial map'?

What does the passage suggest is key to the process of Whites changing their 'mental and emotional racial map'?

According to the passage, what does the author suggest must accompany 'the fire this time' in order to truly reimagine our racialized world?

What does the passage suggest about the potential outcome if the current movement and efforts to reimagine our racialized world are successful?

What does the passage suggest about the potential for the current movement to lead to lasting change, compared to the race rebellion of the 1960s?

What does the passage suggest about the relationship between the 'public square' and the current movement against systemic racism?

According to the passage, what does the author suggest is a key factor in determining whether the current movement will lead to lasting change?

What does the passage suggest about the potential for the current movement to lead to significant policy changes?