The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Drew Mills
Greenville, IN
I grew up in a tiny town in Kentucky where black people lived in another part of town, always. Although I don’t think of myself as racist, and I’ve had black friends and; colleagues, and church brothers, I still see black people as black and not as just people. I can’t explain and wish I didn’t have that kind of response.
But at 50 years old, I”m fairly certain I’m stuck like this.
Why?
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