 We thought that we were in a colorblind society. We thought that when we held the door open for people at the Wawa in the morning, regardless of their color or their religion and what they believed, as long as they were people of goodwill, we waved. We said good morning. We didn't care. We've worked closely in a modern society. We've worked closely with people of all races and religions. We do it. We all go into a workplace mostly, and we didn't care. We don't care. We haven't cared in years.