Opportunity, creativity, and education are essential.
Cynthia Farrell Johnson Silver Spring, MD First, the Civil Rights Movement opened doors, allowing me to train as a visual artist, and also study art...
To never stop fighting for justice.
F. Delvin Washington Oakland, CA We still have a long way to go.
Everybody is equal in this country.
Anonymous I grew after this period of time, but I grew up being taught that we are all humans who have feelings, hopes dreams, and...
Hope, peace, respect, love, wisdom, honour
Graham Forrester Saskatoon, Saskatchewan These are the six words that I live my life by
Equality, Freedom, White, Terror, Power, People
Samuel Boot Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Equality – There is no equality, the Caucasian are more powerful. Freedom – The African-Americans have no rights, they have no...
Love and be loved, don’t hate
Sarah Why would you hate someone you’ve never met and hate them just because of the way you look?
History taught me how to feel
Chyealla C McBride Chicago, IL I’m an emotional person, but I wasn’t raised to properly express emotion. In learning and reading about other’s experiences, gave...
Empowered, Strengthened, Free, Brave, Protected, Enlightened.
Kimberly Glaud New York City, NY Brooklyn I chose my six words because of the way the the photos made me feel.
¨Still happens today, just disguised differently.”
Jamila Best New York City, NY Brooklyn Whereas my ancestors dealt with the troubles of blatant racism, today, Blacks may find themselves in a position...
The Civil Rights Movement is Different
Tiana Icesis Bryant New York City, NY Brooklyn My six words are like the Civil Rights Movement is different from any other subject, more independent,...
I was told I was white.
Mary Horvat Vienna, Austria Too often was I told I could not relate to being racialized because my skin is white. I do not agree....
I love all humans on earth.
Larissa Duertscher Vienna, Austria I am speaking up – and after this exhibition more than ever!
