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The Race Card Project Spotlight School

The Race Card Project, by Michele Norris, is proud to partner with Elizabethtown College to engage the campus community in deep and meaningful reflection related to race and identity.

It all started in 2015, when Dr. Richard Newton, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, helped his Religion 101 students to start their own six-word-story initiative in response to a bias incident at the College. The class’ collection of more than 300 stories effectively launched a campus-wide discussion about race, diversity, and inclusive excellence that continues to this day. In October 2016, Dr. Newton’s students ran a video booth that invited the community to share thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for “next steps”. The prompt: “What can the College do to become truly inclusive?” Read more about The Race Card Project at Elizabethtown. Six Word Stories on WeTown.org, E-town Citizen Journalism Blue Jays United: Diversity & Inclusive Excellence — The Place, The People, The Programs – article in the E-town Magazine Elizabethtown College takes on challenge of discussing race on campus – PennLive article
You’re Guamanian? You’re whiter than me!”

You’re Guamanian? You’re whiter than me!”

All my life, people have mistaken me for “races” that I am not: Mexican, Hawaiian, Filipino, Ind...
“I can marry whoever I want.”

“I can marry whoever I want.”

R.E.A.L. Talk, High Tech Middle Media Arts, 7th Grade Trailblazer I never really have thought t...
I am Mexican, Black, and American

I am Mexican, Black, and American

My 6 word memoir is about my family because I am Mexican, but my cousins are black and Mexican. Most...
“I’m not just “that white chick”

“I’m not just “that white chick”

I have been dishonored and have had racism directed towards me recently in my life, and all because ...
“Ethnicity Doesn’t Affect A Kind Heart”

“Ethnicity Doesn’t Affect A Kind Heart”

R.E.A.L. Talk, High Tech Middle Media Arts, 7th Grade Trailblazer Through parts of my life peop...
There is no way you’re Philippino!¨

There is no way you’re Philippino!¨

Some experiences that I have had with race and racism would be that when someone would try to guess ...
We’re Created Equal; Act like it.

We’re Created Equal; Act like it.

Wherever I may go, my sister and I are always questioned about our ethnicity, we apparently look Nat...
I think that all lives matter

I think that all lives matter

In fourth grade, I learned about racism and the problems we face today but then I still felt like I ...
Am I Bad? Am I Good…?

Am I Bad? Am I Good…?

Black people aren't who you think they Are…If they were I would be kicked out of my school. Like M...
I’m not Mexican, I am me.

I’m not Mexican, I am me.

When I was younger, I always thought that race was real, I was surprised to find that it is not biol...
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About the Project

In 2010, award-winning journalist Michele Norris started The Race Card Project, where she asked people around the world to send her a postcard, and, in just six words, share their thoughts, questions, experiences, and aspirations about identity and race. The result was astonishing. The responses were vulnerable, honest, and revealing. And she compiled many of the postcards into a new book called "Our Hidden Conversations: What Americans Really Think About Race and Identity."

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