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One half Australian and love Vegemite

Don't act your color? We're radiant!

Sometimes we should just listen quietly.

Race mattered then. It matters now.

Our Outer Appearance Does Not Matter

Small Ohio Town: Color Didn't Matter

My children don’t look like me.

Always felt different. All are unique.

Good allies still profit from racism

You are all the same but different

I hope your mom gets deported

PREJUDICE: Something wicked this way comes

Every race is part of me.

It is pronounced marinara, not merinera

Blonde hair, green eyed, white girl

I hope he'll look American enough.

I reflect my culture, not color.

More colors more stories more gratitude

Just what do you people eat?

Too white for poverty? Not me.

I'm too light, yet too dark!

Yes, I'm Hispanic no hablo espanol.

Because I'm balck I'm a threat

Why am I different to you?

Just another small-town white girl

We are here to do right

You're Pretty For A Black Girl

Stop questioning if I’m really Black

Cute , Can I touch your hair?

Strong, intelligent, soulful, active, charismatic, stable

Who benefits from a permanent underclass?

My Mind Isn't Inferior To Yours

Joy is the armor of truth

I am not a MAIL-IN-BRIDE

I am stronger than you think.

Grown through, what I've been through

Mixed race. Belongs everywhere and nowhere.

No, where are you really from?

My family's machismo is killing me.

Don't think I'm like you, I'm not

You must be mixed with something

She’s my mom, not my nanny.

Ashamed [race] is my first impression

I know that I'm white passing.

Labels be damned, i am me

I am not who you think

So Much Diversity, Yet No Representation

The media does not represent Arabs

We Don't Eat Tacos On Tuesday

You Must Be Mixed with Something.

I can't leave without my receipt.

Retail manager. Shoplifters mostly black. Why?

Raised in Spanish. Think in English.

There is only one Human Race.

Don't know how to fix this.

Not all of us are privledged

Homecoming with best friend. You dating?

I'm not white, but I'm white.

DNA 99.9% same. Humans are dumb.

Had to always prove myself better.

Cleaning myself to look like her

You look less…exotic…than expected.

Native Education: Moving beyond the Asterisk*

No. I'm not your average face.

Playing by everyone's rules is exhausting

Riding on a train crying, mommy braiding.

She's nice for a black woman!

Where did you get them from?

You're basically a white boy now

The skin I'm in is resilient.

I Am Shattered Pieces Scattered Black

White and some kind of Asian

Instinct brings Hate, Empathy brings Love

I'm brown but, I'm not hispanic.

African American woman who loves people.

Love and learn from one another

Don't turn your back to it

White, Veteran, Nurse, Single, Funny, Scooterist.

My great-grandparents fled pogroms in Ukraine.

Am I black, white? Can't decide.

I'm too light, yet too dark

White people don't season their chicken

Marching while white doesn't declare solidarity.

CALL US NEPALESE NOT THE INDIANS

Intelligent despite assumptions, Yes I can!

The Past Doesn’t Determine Our Future

White, female, and scared to speak

DNA results: my body is colonial.

I don't know where I fit

Aren't we all a little complicit?
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Michele Norris' address at Sacramento State's Convocation
SPOTLIGHT SCHOOL

"We are seventh graders at High Tech Middle Media Arts striving for change, so silence is not an option."
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