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Riding on a train crying, mommy braiding.

Redefining the south's reputation for racism.

I Will Not Be Silent Anymore

Blacks say I'm White, WASPs don't.

Kids’ mother tongue isn’t their mother’s

My child's not your Learning Experience.

1972, frightened seeing first black man

She's nice for a black woman!

Gifted Black Girl's Road Less Traveled

They won't listen, they won't believe

Trying to Navigate, Willing to Fight

I do not understand whats race

Held against your will?

Why don't you like me?

Yo soy Tejano, not White Washed

People assume my daughter is adopted.

Genetically black and white raised hispanic

A white boy can rap? Please...

What my parents fear - I embrace

Why'd you invite the white guy

Homeless. White. Unusual. Gave him money.

Skin's too white for my heritage

Have you found a man, yet?

Child Immigrant, Grown Defender of America

Guessing my race isn't a game

Educating Myself on My Own Privilege

Interculturalist. Asian-American. Woman. Mother. Writer.

Hey, Geisha Girl! What? Who, me?

I have the gift of choice.

Caught between defying and affirming stereotypes.

A Teacher Who Looks Like Me

I decide if I'm black enough.

Didn't know you were an alien

You bleed ed, I bleed red

I didn’t know you speak Spanish

Wik na tiki wawa bastən wawa

Race is nonsense. We are humanity.

Im not a dream chase. Im a goal Hunter.

Mythical norm, is what I be

Race is not a race

Why Not Put My Needs First?

I won't bear my ancestor's sins.

Things I'm sick of PoC saying

Oh you're blonde...typical white girl

Just like a 'lectric clock ticking

When We Outnumber You, You'll See!

Call me Caitlyn - a new Jenner-ation

So, are you Mexican or Spanish?

My skin color doesn't define me

Where are you from?

We have so much in common.

R A C E! Four letters that define us.

My Skin Doesn't Define Who I Am

I want to help change things.

Straight, white male not a privilege

How people judge you, or not

Facts don't care about your feelings

Black is believed to be dangerous

I Am My Own Unique Identity

I'm not the RIGHT minority.

I am more than a race

Judgment based on an individual's ACCENT.

Deeper than skin. History’s evolving mistress

I can see it in your face.

I'm Mexican (but) get confused as Asian

Wow, you don't have an accent!

Black mom. Blonde daughter. She yours?

People here mostly assume I'm WHITE

I ask again, am I racist?

See my color. I see yours.

You don't look like a Mexican.

I don't fit anywhere: Multiracial identity

Would it happen if they're white?

Single White Dads Need Help Too.

She will never have a quinceanera

My Name Was a White Girl

Black-white man; white black man

Foot in sink, awkward first meeting

I'm too mixed to fit in

My grandparents met in the KKK

Learn, feel, reflect, act, reflect. Repeat.

I'm a bridge between two worlds.

I'M NOT ASHAMED OF MY SKIN

Does my skin color really matter?

Love being black, mangoes, drumming, tropics.

My constant companion; good, bad, unrelenting

God created race people created racism

But Your Not Really Black

What's it like, in your skin?

Black Man Father Kids Race
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America suffered an unnecessary loss during the Super Bowl

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 & 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

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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

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

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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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