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Brown is a state of mind.
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Your son looks nothing like you!
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I was a minority. Are you?
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You can’t fight racism with racism.
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Why is skin color so fascinating?
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Dating an Arab, not just him.
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Judging skin color is like Judging God.
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Black, not White, not Biracial!
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Elected by color of skin…wrong!
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Skin is the color of humanity.
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My Mother Hated My Dark Skin
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Why are you sitting with us?
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All 5th grade girls except Mavis.
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Race is not skin color. It’s learned
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Inherited White Privilege Makes Us Naive
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Look in the EYE, smile, say HI!
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I’m proud of my skin color…
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Segregation Now: investigating The Racial Divide in America’s Schools
by Nikole Hannah-Jones, Pro Publica
Pro Publica teams up with The Race Card Project to collect Six Word sories on race, education and opportunity
The Race Card Project captures reactions from The Brooklyn Museum Exhibition–
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