Color is a perception.
It is the registering of various light wavelengths
received by the light-sensitive cones of the eyes.
Then the brain analyzes this information
and distinguishes the color.
received by the light-sensitive cones of the eyes.
Then the brain analyzes this information
and distinguishes the color.
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| Your eyes perceive various wavelengths of light as you view this. |
Hypothetically,
if light wavelengths or the brain's analytical ability could be altered,
if light wavelengths or the brain's analytical ability could be altered,
colors could be wrongly perceived.
Imagine the bleakness of a colorless world.
Color gives life.
I declare the Right to Color.
Imagine the bleakness of a colorless world.
Color gives life.
Note: I stretch the above definition for the visually-impaired
to include color perceived in other ways than through light,
such as through vibration or mood.
to include color perceived in other ways than through light,
such as through vibration or mood.
I declare the Right to Color.

