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Black lesbian CPA, it's really me.

Darnella with an A thank you.

I will burn the house down.

Difference between Phillando and me? Nothing.

Wishing for a happily ever after.

This country belongs to Native Americans.

Ready to listen to your story

Cops beat me. Spoke up, anyway!!

They asked why I wasn't working...

Marines are different shades of green.

Multi-Racial means having a fluid Identity

No new White friends since 2008.

Every Hispanic Isn't Always Hispanic Okay?

Successful, Black, Gay, a family's shame...

Appearing differently, yet actually the same

You graduated in four years? Really?

Name of cemetery doesn't change history

When it hurts to be different

Oh, I expected a Black woman.

They won't listen, They won't learn

I am NOT who they are

Sports need to be equally accessible

Latina proud, I can't speak Spanish!

White boy on a dead-end road

An Accent is a sign of Courage

Loving and Hating being Asian

Respectfulness earns your race-deserved respect.

Racist parents from shame springs motivation

Being Black and southern, educated engineer

I am Hispanic enough for you!

Kids’ mother tongue isn’t their mother’s

Proud Black Womanist Mother Scholar Activist

Undocumented immigrants need representation in court

I never thought you'd like this.

'You Talk White', I Just Enunciate

My Story is Heart Over Height

I am more than religion requires

Why does my name perplex you?

Without a paddle and a boat

Whites are not a monolith either.

“Okay, but where are you from?

Learn to cook for your husband

Straighten our crown to mold

You don't look Jamaican or Cuban

My Skin Color Poses a Threat

People label me white. Thank goodness.

Black and Beautiful with Breathtaking Strength

Stop acting like blacks are saints

They won't listen, they won't believe

Difference between staying alive or dying

Afraid for my Native American children.

Where are you from? Guess please.

No, I didnt jump the border.

Have you found a man, yet?

Work in Progress, Committed to Change

White, privellged, and aware of it.

I don't think I'm Mexican enough

Utopia is a nonexistent colorblind world

BTW, you're mother used to be black

I am striving to be anti-racist

Growing up white and being oblivious

She's so pretty for being Black

Am I Asian enough for you?

Breaking news: I am not rich

I'm rich because I'm from here

I'm not racist just won't do

My Dad's a cop, Am I Racist?

Latine is Geography, Hispanic is Language

Engish only, you're not really Mexican.

No really what are you?

But you are not really Black!

You're lucky; you have good hair

Judging skin color is like Judging God.

Easier for me than for many

Rooted in Hatred, Risen in Audacity

I am not a single story

Not white enough, Not hispanic enough

Suburban, white, hearing your future's bright

Bittersweet victories ,hope through constant casualties

Not a Stone, But a Human.

Have BOTH parents in my life.

Cultured, Humble, Bilingual, Hardworking, Brave, Ambitious

Are you sure you're really white?

I am Micronesian. So like Hawaiian?

I'm American, Does It Matter How?

More Than Just a White Male

A black girl’s dilemma in America

It's not strange meat it's mortadella

Where are you from? No, really

Race is a Matter of Mind
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