Omi and Winant suggest that the notion of "reverse racism" was eventually replaced by which rearticulation of race and racism in the 1980s to present?

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The notion of "reverse racism" implies that racism only goes one way (i.e. from white people towards people of color) and ignores the possibility of systemic racism against marginalized groups. Colorblind racial ideology emerged in the 1980s as a rearticulation of race and racism, suggesting that colorblindness (i.e. not seeing race or racial differences) was the solution to ending racism. This ideology ignores the ongoing impacts of systemic racism and fails to address the unequal distribution of power and resources.

Omi and Winant Suggest That the Notion of "Reverse Racism