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In this episode of the Rodrigo chronicles, the eccentric law professor's young protege discusses his new thesis involving invisible "racism," or the near disappearance of the term. He postulates that civil rights no longer serve their original, supposed purpose. Together, the professor and his fiancee and Rodrigo and his wife consider instances that evidence racism's existence and whites' denial of their occurrence. Realizing that revealing a problem does not solve it, they propose tactics to uncover subtle racism and ways to prevent it. The two protagonists come to a bittersweet realization, namely that the purpose of civil rights has undergone a silent shift. Originally designed to protect minorities' interests in fair housing, employment, and equal education - in short, nondiscrimination - it has taken on a new dimension. Today, that body of law aims to protect whites' interests and feelings, principally their wish not to suffer the indignity of being labeled a racist.

White Interests and Civil Rights Realism: Rodrigo's Bittersweet Epiphany