Is there a way to print out colorized/highlighted text in cmd using python?

I tried to colorized my text in cmd using the code below, but it does not.

`def highlight(colour, text):    if colour == "black":        return "\033[1;40m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "red":        return "\033[1;41m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "green":        return "\033[1;42m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "yellow":        return "\033[1;43m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "blue":        return "\033[1;44m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "magenta":        return "\033[1;45m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "cyan":        return "\033[1;46m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    if colour == "gray":        return "\033[1;47m" + str(text) +"\033[1;m"    return str(text)print(highlight("black", "Highlight: black"))print(highlight("red", "Highlight: red"))print(highlight("green", "Highlight: green"))print(highlight("yellow", "Highlight: yellow"))print(highlight("blue", "Highlight: blue"))print(highlight("magenta", "Highlight: magenta"))print(highlight("cyan", "Highlight: cyan"))print(highlight("gray", "Highlight: gray"))

This is the Output:

←[1;40mHighlight: black←[1;m←[1;41mHighlight: red←[1;m←[1;42mHighlight: green←[1;m←[1;43mHighlight: yellow←[1;m←[1;44mHighlight: blue←[1;m←[1;45mHighlight: magenta←[1;m←[1;46mHighlight: cyan←[1;m←[1;47mHighlight: gray←[1;m`

Do you guys have any idea how to colorized/hightlight text without using any non-built in imports (eg. colorama)?