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No I Am Not A Hispanic

Your Attitude Will Always Determine Your Direction

You aren't Hispanic if you don't...

Talking to Grandma? Use Google Translate.

Hard to go outside a Jew

Your first look doesn't define somebody

Daughters of Muslim father are American.

Do Not Assume Who I am

I'm Asian, I suck at math

Im Just An Ordinary American Girl

I'm Pretty For a Black Girl

There's some Indian blood in me

A thing of beauty and oppression

We don't all look the same.

You don't look like your race

I hate being so very basic.

Love braids, gumbo, Malcolm, and Beyonce

My Hair Is Appealing to Me

Puerto Rico's joys, sorrows and struggles

I am French with curly hair

Rice Is Life And Nothing Else

Race pigeonhole’s people’s perception of others.

Blacks opress themselves and blame whites.

Don't get pregnant before your quinceañera.

Why isn't your skin darker?

I guess your considered a minority

Ignorance benefits no one but yourself

Privilege lives everywhere, silent but deadly

I'm More Than a White Girl

I worry about doing, speaking wrong

You do not look Puerto Rican

Why still such a gap in understanding

None are divorced from historical context

Being mixed-race is a mixed experience.

I have white skin with acne

Keep the faith getting better always.

A single race… the human race.

Dude, could you please calm down?

Why don't Afro Americans row?

I am not an extra-special Negro.

Your race does not define you.

“You accept me after we meet?”

Ignorance is Bliss in Korean Culture

Can't speak it but still proud.

A world hard to fit into

Easy Acknowledging Privilege, Hard Surrendering It

I'm Mexican But Nobody Believes Me...

I am southern, not a racist

It embodies America's hope and tragedy

For God so Loved the World

Long hair for a black girl.

Rooted in hatred, Risen in Understanding

Mexican, Guatemalan, Italian that is me

Do you work in tech support?

I’m Filipino and that means a-lot

Having beard does not mean Sikh

Guatemala isnt in Mexico, we're different

I believe I can do it

Believing And Achieving, Still No Friends

Im Not Connected To My Ethnicity

Faulkner helped me understand my family

Comfortable because of my privilege

Why Do We Hurt Each Other?

Aren't you supposed to be smart?

You didn't think I was Mexican?

Before Trayvon Martin was Yoshi Hattori

Are You the Good or Bad Kind?

Never truly fitting in Americas definition

Gee you’re smart for a Maori

AfroLatin@s are not in the textbooks

Do I LOOK black to you???

FORCED here. BUILT America. NO Equality.

Rice is my LIFE. Deal with it.

Vietnamese, torn between remembering or not.

Black lesbian CPA, it's really me.

Growing up in America as other.

I'm Black before I'm anything else.

We matter because of our SOULS

Tu no Eres Dominicano eres Americano

Being Sicilian explains who I am.

Where are you from? No, really

We aren’t all strong black women.

Are your feelings and thoughts yours?

Are they yours? Are you sure?

We are not all HIV positive.

My skin is not my culture.

Asians challenge the Black-White racial binary.

It's not strange meat it's mortadella

Why can't I simply be me?
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America is fragile this Inauguration Day. Our power rests in the ability to pick ourselves up.

Believe what you saw. With all this country’s white grievance, it was inevitable.

How a WNBA assist helped Raphael Warnock win a Senate seat

How Just Six Words Can Spark Conversation About Race in America

Yes I'm tobacco-pickin white trash

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Michele Norris steps away from NPR to grow The Race Card Project.

Michele Norris & John Legend in Ferguson for, Shining a Light: A Concert for Progress on Race in America.

In Conversation with Ta-Nehisi Coates at AtlanticLive New York Ideas 2015

Seeing New York’s Invisible Children, New York Ideas 2015

Ta-Nehisi Coates reads from his new book in conversation with Michele Norris at Lannan Foundation lecture in Santa Fe

NPR's Morning Edition features: 'My Name Is Jamaal ... I'm White'

Gwen's Take: Race, Morning Coffee & The Race Card Project

Michele Norris & Jenee Desmond Harris, How we talk about race: What word choice says about identity

The Grace of Silence makes, The Black Lives Matter reading list: Books to change the world

Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center Announces Spring 2015 Fellows

Norris brings The Race Card Project to Syracuse University

Ferguson Should Be More Than a Moment

Johns Hopkins University-A dialogue about diversity with Michele Norris

Norris speaks about race in America

The Race Card Project Partners with PBS for America After Ferguson

90.5 WESA- NPR Journalist Michele Norris Talks Race in America

Michele Norris is an Alchemist.

THE RACE CARD PROJECT COMES TO MSU

SPJ honors Norris for exceptional service to journalism

Is It Racist to Ask People Where They're From?

Invitation to a Hanging: Listen to the Interview

A Peabody for The Race Card Project

Pro-Publica: Segregation Now

The Race Card Project Teams up with ProPublica

Michele Norris leads learning opportunity

Norris sparks conversations on race relations

NPR journalist to deliver Blackburn lecture

Grand Rapids Community College Social Sciences Department sits down with Michele Norris.

Brooklyn Museum Joins The Race Card Project

NPR's Michele Norris Talks Race With Two Marietta Churches

40 years celebrating MLK at E Madison’s Mt. Zion

Race Card Project creates new type of conversation

Washtenaw students use The Race Card Project to confront bullying

Race card project spurs discussion

Cascade Engineering Race Card Project

Crossing the Racial Divide, Marietta, GA

Michele Norris' address at Sacramento State's Convocation
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"We are seventh graders at High Tech Middle Media Arts striving for change, so silence is not an option."
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