== Too much USA and too little UK. == 

 I think this article don't write in worldwide views. The reason is below. 

 In most of the UK/Commonwealth (as far as I know, I only live in Hongkong), color blindness (or equal opportunity) is actually accepted way to battle direct or indirect discrimination (unless that discrimination can be reasonably justified). This is only USA label/relates color blindness (or equal opportunity) as Right Wing or conservative. That kind of labeling or relation may work well within the context of USA, but it is not way acceptable in UK/Commonwealth. On the other hand, US-style affirmative action is widely accepted as indirect discrimination in UK/Commonwealth, which is not tolerated by those who see Human Rights as a must. I think some effort is needed to make this article to represent worldwide views.