People of color have a more difficult time seeing themselves as "raced," and thus have a more difficult time seeing themselves as having a racial identity than do whites.

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People of color are often more aware of their racial identity due to the societal emphasis on race and the impact of racism, making them more likely to recognize and consider their racial identity in daily life. Whites, on the other hand, may not perceive their race as a significant aspect of their identity due to the privilege associated with being part of the racial majority.

People of Color Have a More Difficult Time Seeing Themselves