Do we really want equality?

       Today racism is frowned upon, and it is harder to find blatant racism. Now it is expressed in more subtle ways. In class we discussed Bonilla-Silver's term of colorblind racism. Colorblind racism involves four different frames that are used to justify discrimination nowadays. This is a new type of racism and people that are colorblind racist may say things like "It's not race it's economics," "It's not race it depends on a person's background." 
       On of the frames is naturalization which means justifying inequality by saying it is inevitable. We see this kind of colorblind racism in many different TV shows now. A great example is One Tree Hill which features mostly white characters. One of the only black characters is named "Skills" and he is a good basketball player. In the series he has an inappropriate relationship with his friend's mother.These characteristics make him out to be a deviant character. This kind of portrayal follows the naturalization frame of colorblind racism.  I wonder what the show's success rate be like if we threw in some diversity into it? I can't help but ask do we want equality or do we prefer this kind of subtle racism?