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With burnt flesh, we’re the same.
Tagged With: Blacksburg, Brian Makris, burnt, flesh, same, soldier, VA in Race Card
Don’t tell that joke ever again!
Tagged With: Henrico, joke, Simone Robinson, twitter, VA, @PttSophisticate in Race Card
You’re white, you must be rich.
Tagged With: Miranda Elza, Norfolk, rich, stereotype, VA, white in Race Card
PROUD TO BE A BLACK MAN
Tagged With: Alexandria, Beniyam Matewos, black man, injustice, proud, VA in Race Card
Check One Box Only-White? Asian?
Tagged With: Asian, check the box, Cupertino, Elizabeth Soda, VA, white in Race Card
Interesting name. Where you from? Chicago.
Tagged With: Chicago, Dov Kawamoto, name, stereotype, VA, Woodbridge in Race Card
Fifty shades of brown in a white world
Tagged With: adopted, brown, children, falls church, Guatemala, Karen Sulmonetti, shades, VA, white in Race Card
Quit blaming me because I’m white
Tagged With: @yayarndiva, Alexandra, blame, Charlottesville, Chris Grimm, VA in Race Card
Can only white people be American?
Tagged With: American, Nyssa Thongthai, ODU, Richmond, Thai-American, VA, white in Race Card
Just another do-good white woman.
Tagged With: do-good, High School, Margaret Davenport, student, VA, Vienna, white woman in Race Card
Some black people are prejudiced too.
Tagged With: black people, Dream, Lynchburg, MLK, prejudiced, VA in Race Card
Michele, I don’t sound Black either.
Tagged With: Black, Fredericksburg, high road, Michael Steele, phone, Sound black, VA in Race Card
You sound like a black person
Tagged With: australian, Black, Leslie Morris, management, phone, roanoke, sound like, stereotype, VA in Race Card
White male is not an identity
Tagged With: Brian Garraty, identity, male, VA, Virginia Beach, white in Race Card
Let Music Bring Us Together Again
Tagged With: BJ Leiderman, brings, music, together, VA, Virginia Beach in Race Card
Would MLK support gay rights?
Tagged With: gay, gay rights, Kevin Danaher, Martin Luther King, MLK, Reston, rights, support, VA in Race Card
There is some truth in stereotypes.
Tagged With: Charlottesville, stereotypes, VA in Race Card
Stop seeing white; instead, see me.
Tagged With: Jill Goughnour, Lynchburg, ME, NPR, See, Talk of the Nation, VA, white in Race Card
Blamed for what my ancestors did
Tagged With: Ancestors, blame, blamed, Great Falls, High School, student, VA in Race Card
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