Color blind is forever culture blind
Katherine Liu Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project- University of Michigan I dislike it when people say that they don’t pay attention to the color...
White boy, black//brown majority school
Dan Euliss Vancouver, WA You get to feel the other side of the race card.
My race is double, not half.
Brittany Verner Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project- University of Michigan
Don’t just tolerate me; accept me.
Aliza Hirani Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project- University of Michigan
You talk like a white boy
Joseph Washington, DC from an essay I wrote in 2008: IN 1980, THE year I ran for president, the country was mired in inflation, the...
Not being racist means constantly unlearning
Melissa Manley Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project- University of Michigan
Not institutional, but generational slavery remains
Women & Politics Submitted via Twitter: @wrip1m #theracecardproject
I’ve got nowhere to call home.
Claudia Ivette Sanchez Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project- University of Michigan Displaced. Not from here nor there. Mexican, El Salvadorian, Guatemalan, but born in...
‘Lynch Papers’ Atmosphere, finally being diluted.
Fred T Black Detroit, MI After so many years the atmosphere created by the Lynch papers among people of color, is finally dissipating. More and...
Universal skin condition, sometimes painful
Margie Nelson Morris, MN All beige future – please ponder that If livers differed, but not skin Race to the finish line?? Extra credit for...
But you’re not BLACK black
Linda Powell, Submitted via Twitter: @misslindapowell #theracecardproject
We meander toward lovely caramel coatings.
Mary Lewis Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project – University of Michigan I remember that photo of Barack Obama’s extended family after his inauguration. It...
Understanding began with racially-mixed family.
Marlene Ross Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project – University of Michigan
