Taxi took me, not black friend. Tagged With: Black, CA, friend, Hollywood, racial profiling, Steve Scott, taxi in Race Card Reply & Read more
Why can’t we move past this? Tagged With: CA, Chassy Oson, Fairfield, human, move on, past, segregated prom, South in Race Card Reply & Read more
Should I just paint myself white? Tagged With: CA, Emily Suon, equally, noticed, paint, San Diego, white in Race Card Reply & Read more
Turbaned Sikh; defines me, confuses society Tagged With: Ajay Singh Bainiwal, CA, confuses, defines, sikh, society, Stockton, turban in Race Card Reply & Read more
Light, German name, White? No, Nicaraguan. Tagged With: Anyssa Strauss, CA, German, light, name, Nicaraguan., Temple City in Race Card Reply & Read more
I refuse to choose just one. Tagged With: Asian, CA, check the box, choose, Cody Fong, Half, other in Race Card Reply & Read more
I’m Jose, and I hate soccer. Tagged With: CA, Jose Andrade, Rancho Cucamonga, soccer, stereotype in Race Card Reply & Read more
Mexican-American, But No Hablo Espanol Tagged With: CA, can’t speak their own language, check the box, hablo espanol, Long Beach, Mexican-American, Vincent Yanez in Race Card Reply & Read more
A Forgotten Race: The Human Race Tagged With: CA, Danielle Dollinger, Human race, identify, Menlo Park, one race, social construct in Race Card Reply & Read more
I can’t speak my own language. Tagged With: ace, CA, can’t speak their own language, Dominic Lim, Filipino-American, generation, language, Oakland, shamer, speak, Tagalog in Race Card Reply & Read more
College admission: Smith better than Zhang Tagged With: CA, Chinese, College admision, Foster City, last name, name, Smith, Steven Cui, Video, Zhang in Race Card Reply & Read more
Color is my armor: its heavy Tagged With: Alicia Lara, armor, CA, Chicana, Color, heavy, Los Angeles in Race Card Reply & Read more
The opposite of slavery is community. Tagged With: CA, community, Michelle Ternus, Oakland, opposite, slavery in Race Card Reply & Read more
I don’t belong anywhere but here. Tagged With: anywhere, belong, CA, Canadian, Elena Zamarripa-Gray, Japanese, Mexican, scottish, USA, you don't look in Race Card Reply & Read more
Dominican/Mexican White California Surfer Boy Tagged With: Alfredo Zavala, CA, California, DNA, Dominican, Mexican, Paso Robles, surfer in Race Card Reply & Read more
Wow, you speak English really well! Tagged With: CA, India, Oakland, Philippines, Sharmila Guha, Speak English, you don't sound in Race Card Reply & Read more
Pretty fly for a white guy Tagged With: advantages, CA, fly, grass is greener, resneck, Santa Barbara, Thomas Paine, WASP, white guy in Race Card Reply & Read more
You Can’t be of Mexican Descent! Tagged With: CA, Damian Solorzano, decent, grandparents, Mexican, Mexico, Sacramento, you don't look in Race Card Reply & Read more
Bi-Racial: I’m not “Mexican” enough? Tagged With: bi-racial, CA, German, irish, Mexican, Polish, Santa Monica, you don't look in Race Card Reply & Read more
Are you planning to go home? Tagged With: atlanta, Berkeley, CA, cringing, Home, Lee Hwang in Race Card Reply & Read more
My daughters are not my grandkids. Tagged With: CA, career woman, children, granchildren, mother, motherhood, San Francisco, Terri Hunter-Davis in Race Card Reply & Read more
Constant internal struggle; heritage constantly ignored Tagged With: CA, Folsom, heritage, ignored, internal struggle, Mike Angell in Race Card Reply & Read more
Mexicans take unwanted jobs; Why Complain? Tagged With: CA, compain, complain, jobs, Mexican-American, Oakland in Race Card Reply & Read more
First Generation means second is mediocre Tagged With: Alameda, American Dream, CA, first generation, high expectations, immigrate, Jonna Marie Mallillin, mediocre, second generation in Race Card Reply & Read more
My spouse is a black man Tagged With: black man, CA, interracial marriage, Los Angeles, marriage, mixed marriage, spouse, Thomas C. Hofstra in Race Card Reply & Read more
We Share The Same Last Name Tagged With: CA, E R Leathers, Emerville, name, Raleigh, same last name, share in Race Card Reply & Read more
White male. Random pat down? Never. Tagged With: CA, Justin Galvin, pat down, police, Portola Valley, random, white in Race Card Reply & Read more
Chihuahua? Do you mean my wife? Tagged With: CA, Chihuahua, clur, Fullerton, husband, Kristle Elise Siggson, wife in Race Card Reply & Read more
Stopped by airport-security. Why? I’m Persian Tagged With: aurport, CA, Hannah Sadat-Tehrani, Persian, San Francisco, security, TSA in Race Card Reply & Read more
Mom-cuban dad white what I Tagged With: Andrew Robinson, CA, Cuban, mom, Stanford, white in Race Card Reply & Read more
I know I don’t look Persian Tagged With: CA, look, Persian, Rustin Baradar, San Mateo, stereotype in Race Card Reply & Read more
Great Grandpa came on the Mayflower Tagged With: Ally M, CA, grandpa, great grandfather, mayflower, San Mateo in Race Card Reply & Read more
Kids sang about her Jewish nose. Tagged With: CA, Central Oregon, enti-semiism, Jewish, kids, nose, Rebecca Gundzik, Studio City in Race Card Reply & Read more
Becoming American, it is not easy Tagged With: accepted, American, Anaheim, CA, Colombian, head, heart, Sandra Castañeda in Race Card Reply & Read more
My eyes aren’t all I am. Tagged With: Asian, CA, eyes, Hapa, Menlo Park in Race Card Reply & Read more
Waiting for, “Are you the nanny?” Tagged With: are you the nanny, CA, children, Emily Miller, mixed, nanny, Oakland in Race Card Reply & Read more
Inescapable mulatto nature of American culture Tagged With: @zerode, Albert Murray., American, CA, culture, mulatto nature, San Francisco, twitter in Race Card Reply & Read more
Where are your parents from? Earth. Tagged With: Alice L. Costa Mesa, CA, earth, heritage, LA, parents in Race Card Reply & Read more
Appreciating our differences is true power Tagged With: appreciate, Atherton, CA, Dani Moragne, differences, Power in Race Card Reply & Read more
Kids in behavior class all black. Tagged With: African American, behavior class, Berkeley, Black, CA, elementary school, Michelle Baird in Race Card Reply & Read more
NOT a singer- a Black violinist. Tagged With: Black, CA, Danielle Taylor, Oakland, singer, stereotype, violinist in Race Card Reply & Read more
Can’t take you home to momma. Tagged With: Black, CA, Home, love, mama, mom, north Carolina, San Jose, tammy Medell Gardner, white in Race Card Reply & Read more
The price of privilege is fear Tagged With: CA, College, Erika Malinoski, fear, Oakland, price, privilege in Race Card Reply & Read more
I am not going to rob you. Tagged With: CA, fear, rob, San Gabriel, stereotype in Race Card Reply & Read more
I’m a Mexican not a wetback Tagged With: CA, Diego Cervantes, Mexican, San Gabriel, wetback in Race Card Reply & Read more
Dark skin turban stopped at airport Tagged With: airport, Atherton, CA, Conner Bennett, dark, skin, stereotype, TSA, turban in Race Card Reply & Read more
I can count my brown friends. Tagged With: brown, CA, daily interactions, friends, Liz Hohl, Oakland in Race Card Reply & Read more
Mom’s Jewish. Dad’s not. Am I? Tagged With: A.S., CA, dad, Jewish, mom, San Francisco in Race Card Reply & Read more
How do you pronounce that again? Tagged With: again, CA, Menlo Park, name, Patrick Tinsley, pronounce in Race Card Reply & Read more
Hidden minority under my white skin. Tagged With: CA, hidden, Hispanic, Lisa Aragon Duque, Minority, New Mexico, San Diego, skin, White girl in Race Card Reply & Read more