It tends to be assumed that Gen Y is a more colorblind subset of the population.  Certainly, for those growing up in areas with more diverse populations, they’re more likely to be exposed to a variety of cultures and races throughout our childhood schooling, which potentially has a mitigating effect on internally-processed race disparities.  But kids still pick up subtle cues from their family members and are watching a tremendous amount of television, both of which can mean the introduction of stereotypes and biases depending on the relatives and the programming.