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Keep them guessing, I know myself.

D.J. Stroughter, Tucson, AZ.

I am free, to be myself

Marco Spisso, Rochester, New York. No matter who you are it is ok to be that person. Everyone is free to be themselves no matter what society has to say.

I see myself in the other.

Deb K St. Paul, MN Submitted via NPR’S Talk of the Nation

Needing to introduce myself as “adopted”

Anonymous Morris, MN

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Can change myself and my attitude

Anonymous, Oakdale, MN. The Serenity Prayer is used by many different kinds of recovery groups because it helps focus ones strength on the issues one can control and helps to let go of those one cannot control. Its a tough prayer to apply all the time, but the one part I can always apply is […]

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Hollywood’s Diversity Challenge

Two Time Oscar Winning Sound Mixer Russell Williams II Reflects on Hollywood’s Crisis of invisibility As Hollywood struggles with its crisis of inclusion and invisibility, we sat down with two-time Academy Award Winning Sound mixer Russell Williams II to talk about the challenge of diversity in front of and behind the camera in the entertainment […]
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The Long Arc of MLK’s Legacy

Former Attorney General Eric Holder on how his career has been shaped by Dr King. Every January, WYNC commemorates the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. with a special event at the Apollo theatre in Harlem featuring newsmakers, community leaders and artists who explore the life and legacy of the civil rights leader. As part […]
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Confederate Flag. Wrongful History vs. Willful Innocence
The confederate flag is often a litmus test in society. For some it is symbol of pride. The kind of thing people affix to their ...
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Who Will Us Be? with Anand Giridharadas, Eric Liu, Michele Norris, Monica Lozano & Paul Taylor

Yes I'm tobacco-pickin white trash

Michele Norris steps away from NPR to grow The Race Card Project.

Michele Norris & John Legend in Ferguson for, Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America.

In Conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates at AtlanticLive New York Ideas 2015

Seeing New York’s Invisible Children, New York Ideas 2015

Ta-Nehisi Coates reads from his new book in conversation with Michele Norris at Lannan Foundation lecture in Santa Fe

NPR's Morning Edition features: 'My Name Is Jamaal ... I'm White'

Gwen's Take: Race, Morning Coffee & The Race Card Project

Michele Norris & Jenee Desmond Harris, How we talk about race: What word choice says about identity

The Grace of Silence makes, The Black Lives Matter reading list: Books to change the world

Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center Announces Spring 2015 Fellows

Norris brings The Race Card Project to Syracuse University

Ferguson Should Be More Than a Moment

Johns Hopkins University-A dialogue about diversity with Michele Norris

Norris speaks about race in America

The Race Card Project Partners with PBS for America After Ferguson

90.5 WESA- NPR Journalist Michele Norris Talks Race in America

Michele Norris is an Alchemist.

THE RACE CARD PROJECT COMES TO MSU

SPJ honors Norris for exceptional service to journalism

Is It Racist to Ask People Where They're From?

Invitation to a Hanging: Listen to the Interview

A Peabody for The Race Card Project

Pro-Publica: Segregation Now

The Race Card Project Teams up with ProPublica

Michele Norris leads learning opportunity

Norris sparks conversations on race relations

NPR journalist to deliver Blackburn lecture

Grand Rapids Community College Social Sciences Department sits down with Michele Norris.

Brooklyn Museum Joins The Race Card Project

NPR's Michele Norris Talks Race With Two Marietta Churches

40 years celebrating MLK at E Madison’s Mt. Zion

Race Card Project creates new type of conversation

Washtenaw students use The Race Card Project to confront bullying

Race card project spurs discussion

Cascade Engineering Race Card Project

Crossing the Racial Divide, Marietta, GA

Michele Norris' address at Sacramento State's Convocation
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Native Americans Americas Invisible Invisible Invisible.

He's not heavy. He's my brother

Not magical or mythical, just human

It is a construct with consequences.

Made-up human construct heavy with reality

Salad topped with melted American nightmare

Half Black, Half Hispanic, All Me.

Why the wink and the gun?

Still the third rail in politics!

No your just a white redneck

Dichotomy matters AND full color spectrum.

Hey, Pocahontas, how about a drink?

Part Native American, regret not recognizably.

The Art and Racket of Passing

Brother played Cowboy, never the Indian.

Political climate gave HATE safe space

My DNA is 2.6% Neanderthal

Native Stand With Black Lives Matter

Noir, Schwartze, Negredo - I Am Black

White. Wait, no! Turns out Cherokee.

Do you notice any difference, though?

By doing nothing, I'm the problem.

Not all Asians are extremely smart.

Greek, German, American, Indian! #racial salad

Carefully walking between cultures and races

Race sees race. Love sees love.

I like kimchi more than potatoes.

I’m here, you don’t see me

All I've got is the food.

TV people don't look like us

I am sorry Miss, you're Hispanic

Privileges/Restrictions regarded natural, not quite.

Worldly Redneck Fighting Stupid, Class Stereotypes

We'll stick around until the end.

When will I stop liking chicken?

Name unpronounceable - never called on

Last Jim Crow Generation In Charge!

Well educated Asian-Americans asked, speak English?

Why Is My Race Your Business?

You sound like a black person

Grandpa, ‘white’, sits @ back of bus

I'll experience this, hopefully they don't.

I'm not getting pregnant at 15.

I am more than 3/5ths person

Trindijew? Jindidadian? ... I give up. Other.

My Skin Color Doesn't Define Me!

White-skinned negro: community of one.

We are at war with ourselves

I wish it was my prom

Yes, I really am North African.

I'm entitled because I'm a minority.

What nationality are you anyway?

I am what society makes me.

We're created equal: act like it

Crudely Awakened from a Deep Sleep

Free speaking teens, changing relational space?

Tall girl plays piano not basketball.

I know rap, not black people

Smart black kid plays tennis alone.

You must be better to succeed.

You're one of us (not really).

Yes, I am Filipino, not Chinese.

All Humans Deserve Color Blind Humanity

White, male privilege can transform lives.

My black boyfriend's not an athlete

Oh you're white that explains it

Wish black males had role models

I'm in the inside not ouside

For tradition's sake, we mock others.

We must preserve our nation's history.

I will not be a statistic

Drop the guilt, and become aware

Teaching race to white students tomorrow.

Ask who not what I am

Hated for being a white coach

We have a future you see

Relax, it is just a flag

I'm outspoken, now I'm a threat!

Si Senor, yo soy del Bario

So, did you all eat tacos?

Difficulty passing cultural knowledge, city native.

“N*****!” is still a trump card.

Only use race when it heals.

Let's create truth and reparations committee

I'm frustrated with my white peers.

I will give respect in return.

My privilege gained from others' bodies

She's so basic, typical white girl.

Haole? My ancestors were hurt too.

Sorry, this AMERICAN sings it better.
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