I am a man without a tribe Tagged With: Arab, Hispanic, IA, Iowa City, South Asian Indian, tribe, Varun Vajpeyi in Race Card Reply & Read more
Modern black culture mitigates successful opportunities. Tagged With: black culture, Dean Morgan, Des Moines, IA, mitigates, opportunities in Race Card Reply & Read more
Unracist. But can’t prove a negative Tagged With: Des Moines, Eric West, IA, negative, unracist in Race Card Reply & Read more
They hate me because I’m WHITE Tagged With: Color, Eddie Savage, Gilberetville, hate, IA, ME, skin, they, white in Race Card Reply & Read more
My patronizing evolves from Midwest whiteness Tagged With: IA, Marcia Sexton, Midwest, patronizing, Spirit Lake, whiteness in Race Card Reply & Read more
Our apathy turns race into scars. Tagged With: apathy, Des Moines, Hannah Early, IA, Race, scars in Race Card Reply & Read more
So much depends upon a construct. Tagged With: Construct, depends, Des Moines, IA in Race Card Reply & Read more
Equality. When color doesn’t overshadow character. Tagged With: Color, Des Moines, equal, equality, IA in Race Card Reply & Read more
No English. Standardized assessment. No chance. Tagged With: assessment, Des Moines, ELL Teacher, English, IA, Vietnam in Race Card Reply & Read more
Equal opportunity. Minorities encouraged to apply. Tagged With: apply, Brianna Laubach, Des Moines, equal opportunity, IA, minorities in Race Card Reply & Read more
Can I like Vanilla and Chocolate? Tagged With: chocolate, Des Moines, IA, vanilla in Race Card Reply & Read more
We are only friends at work. Tagged With: Dan Dodge, friends, IA, Sutherland, work, work friends, workplace in Race Card Reply & Read more
Don’t believe in race – just ethnicity. Tagged With: believe, David Tiffany, ethnicity, IA, Iowa City, Race in Race Card Reply & Read more
Please, Listen to my story first! Tagged With: Clemen W, dreams, DSM, first, IA, listen, minds, react, stereotypes, story in Race Card Reply & Read more
Interracial marriage isn’t a bad thing. Tagged With: 1970's, Black, desegregation, High School, IA, interracial, latina, marriage, Milwaukee, Ryan Wilcox, urbandale in Race Card Reply & Read more
We don’t match. Yes, we’re family Tagged With: bi-racial, Deb Venzke, Family, IA, interracial, Iowa City, looks, mixed in Race Card Reply & Read more
As significant as an eye color. Tagged With: Bob Marley, color of their eyes, eye color, IA, Iowa City, Race, significant, Troy Mills, War in Race Card Reply & Read more
Torn apart, still blessed by forgiveness. Tagged With: Alejandro Comellas, balance, blessed, forgiveness, IA, Iowa City, The Grace of Silence, torn apart in Race Card Reply & Read more
Overcome prejudice… Embrace differences… It matters! Tagged With: descrimination, embrace, IA, Iowa City, matters, overcome, prejudice, Sharon Beck, Temple Grandin in Race Card Reply & Read more
RACE MAKES US DIFFERENT, NOT UNEQUAL. Tagged With: classroom, different, Faith Formation, IA, Iowa, Iowa City, Race, unequal, United Methodist Church in Race Card Reply & Read more
Overcame racism after living as gay Tagged With: Anthony Slayton, gay, IA, living, Mount Vernon, NPR, overcame, racism, Talk of the Nation in Race Card Reply & Read more
GUNS NO NO. HOODIES YES YES Tagged With: Deanna Lehl, Des Moines, guns, hoodies, IA, Trayvon Martin in Race Card Reply & Read more
Restructuring; one kiss at a time Tagged With: IA, Kiss, Lauren Fontaine, Restructuring, Waverly in Race Card Reply & Read more
Race describes but doesn’t define us Tagged With: define, describes, IA, Iowa City, Julia Watson, Race in Race Card Reply & Read more