Explore The Race Card Project
Deborah Halperin,
Bloomington, IL
A man said this to me while we were in line at the post offic...
Lola Mae,
U.S.A
In my house, there is a window the size of the wall. When I look out this window...
Sienna,
Australia.
I grew up believing racism didn’t really happen to white people, or at leas...
Rebecca,
Battle Creek, MI
I’m very mixed — Japanese, Irish, Indian, and Romani — but most ...
Jamie Bishop,
Florence, MA.
I am a bastard child conceived in the back seat of a Chevrolet in 19...
Tom Lau,
Chicago, IL.
This is a Polaroid of the back of my mom and dad that I took few years ago...
Andre,
San Jose, CA
Race can separate people, but if they understand each other it could attrac...
Peg Anderson,
Westborough, MA.
Mom came here after WWll from Newfoundland, Canada. When I wa...
Dylan,
San Jose, CA
I am Vietnamese, so when people hear this, they automatically say, "So you ...
Kaitlyn Lopez,
San Jose, CA
I chose these six words because I think people often make assumptio...
Michelle Y. Bess,
Chicago, IL.
My mom is from California, my dad is from NYC. They raised my 4...
Gail Howard,
Redding, CT
My memoir, White Wife/Blue Baby, examines how I at least partially un...
Sonia Kang
Northridge, CA
Are you their mom? As a biracial mom (Black/Latina) married to a Korea...

