When a normal male (XY) and a female carrier of color blindness (X^cX) marry, their offspring have the following probability for color blindness:
50% of sons (XY) will inherit the color blindness allele and be affected.
50% of daughters (X^cX) will inherit the color blindness allele from their mother and be carriers of the gene.
So, in this scenario, the appearance of color blindness would be in 50% of the sons.