1. relating to or denoting a society, era, or condition in which racial prejudice and discrimination have been eliminated or are no longer significant factors in social relations
Usage: often used in political and social discourse; sometimes used critically to suggest that racial inequality has been overstated or overcome

Examples

• Some scholars argue that we have not yet achieved a postracial society.
• The concept of a postracial America has been debated since the early 2000s.
• Critics contend that postracial rhetoric ignores persistent systemic inequalities.
• Postracial policies aim to treat all citizens equally regardless of background.
• The postracial ideal suggests that race should no longer determine opportunity or outcome.