Color Blind. Mama taught me well.
Tagged With: colorblind, mama, MI, mother, ortonville, Shannon McKenzie, taught in Race Card
Shannon McKenzie
Ortonville, MI
Search
#TheRaceCardProject
Recent discussions
-
James Eliot Griffith
on Mexican? Ha, I don’t think so!
And now I'm a half-Mexican sitting here wondering why people I'm probably closer to culturally speak... -
Carlos Goyim
on Rainbows are peaceful, why aren’t we?
Because people are way more complex than a beam of light.... -
Guest
on Mom, why do they hate us?
So why do blacks commit 75% of the murder? I'm not trying to start a flame war btw... -
Pancho
on Mexican white girl, doesn’t speak Spanish.
I am a "Mexican white boy, doesn't speak English," who felt so wonderfully validated by your NPR sto... -
Pol Slovinski
on Mom, why do they hate us?
That's so they'll be kept off the streets for longer, since once they're outside it's only a matter ... -
John Cherng-fu Weng
on Should I just paint myself white?
i share you view completely. Somehow because I'm Asian and I speak Chinese, I'm somehow a buddhist, ... -
fsg
on Racism isn’t colorblind, neither are you.
Racism is pretty universal, so in a way you can say it is colorblind... -
Alfredo Z
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Never claimed to be poor and oppressed. Are you on drugs?... -
Mari
on The fight was won. Move on.
I couldn't agree less. We're not living in a post-civil rights world since the LGBT community still ... -
peter j
on White means struggle, not better, Bigot!
Very politically correct article, but complete nonsense never the less. I guess that when all the lo...
-
James Eliot Griffith
on Mexican? Ha, I don’t think so!