Locate scholarly definitions of "microaggressions" and "color-blind racism." Provide them here and explain briefly how they might apply to society currently.

Microaggressions refer to behavioral and verbal exchanges, subtle or covert, that send disparaging messages to the people of color. Microaggressions are race based interactions that include avoidance, exclusion, unequal treatment, and slights and can result in demoralization, stress or even threaten physical and mental health.

A good example of microaggression in America today is those who respond to "Black Lives Matter" by saying "All Lives Matter." Even though it is a fact that all lives matter, in this context, black lives have been made to seem like they matter less especially where the person does not acknowledge the point of the movement "Black Lives Matter.

Color-blind racism refers to the belief that racism is no longer a problem and that all people have equal opportunities. Individuals that subscribe to this explanation claim that do not see the skin of people and believe that everyone is equal.

Color blind racism applies to the society currently in various ways. For instance, it affects access to education and career choice. Color blind racism has been used to explain the poor education in Mexico. Color blind people say that Mexicans do not put effort into education. This has prevented them from seeing what the actual problem is, their economic ability is limited. Most parents not only struggle to provide food for their children but also lack financial ability to take their children to school.