Atong Majok,
Salt Lake City, UT.
Being from Sudan, a country with a seemingly-infinite number of spoken languages and dialects, I still find it baffling that many white Americans think they can “know” something about a person merely by looking at their skin tone…
you could say that many people of any color think they know something about someone because of their skin color. Which is why the race card project exists-so much assumed about any of us at first sight because of our skin color is perception. I don’t like being identified by color alone.
…I’m an African American and I’m a little baffled about that paint on your face. looks like a trigger and a a splatter…what’s that about?