Learning and living are not schooling.
Laura Reeder,
Boston, MA.
I teach teachers. I am a teacher. I am exhausted by the confusion that we perpetuate about who deserves to learn and who needs to be schooled.
Together we can do it better
Ben Tallcott,
Houston, TX.
My life has given me the experience of many cultures and races. I have learned that our differences create a wealth of creativity and knowledge. When we combine these backgrounds together and take the time to listen and learn, we see the answers to many questions. Together we can achieve more than through our own myopic view of life.
Forced me to see broader humanity.
Douglas Moore,
Sharon, VT.
Raised white, male, Midwestern and Republican the movement broke open so many of the absolutes in my life.
Fine nose for a Black woman.
Kareen,
Vershire, VT.
Friends: Who think they are not racist by saying that.
Fight for God’s kingdom on Earth
Rachel,
USA.
We must not be complicit in oppression. Come let us follow the Lamb who has conquered sin and death to bring justice and peace.
Belonging nowhere, I inhabit all spaces
Anthony Chicaiza,
Belleville, NJ.
Collection: The Race Card Project, On Location, Hood Museum of Art, Witness
I’m a first-generation Latino-American stuck between cultures and expectations of masculinity and gender on both sides. Which do I present today?
Why does so little change?
J. Morgan,
IL.
Oscar Grant, Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, et al. Why do we let so many disrespect our President for his race?
Grandma sent $100 when we broke-up.
Anonymous,
USA
Hood Museum Collection
