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Black Girls Don't Get Depressed...Wrong!

Grandma's racial rejection disappeared with Olivia

Mexican Irish Girl: agnostic and dry

Brown girl rejected with red blood

I am proud of my heritage.

I get sunburned in ten minutes.

Yep, Guatemalan-American is an actual nationality.

Stop judging, start loving, create peace.

Theatre was supposed to be safe

Hidden behind a picket white fence

You don't even talk like Indians

Your beautiful curls! They're all gone.

Embrace who you are, love it

But like where’s your real dad?

All eyes on a black boy

You cannot judge on race alone

Don't think of you as Asian...

Why must society put us in boxes?

Different is not bad, just different.

Be you, the world will adjust.

Gay White Autistic Male....Difficult Fit

I feel invisible, while standing out.

White Martial Artist, who's not White.

Not always privileged because I'm white.

Hey is that your real hair?

Bless Black Skin and Blue Uniforms

Is the ticket together or separate?

Black mom. Blonde daughter. She yours?

No one else chooses my identity.

Black Irish, mother's grandfather from Barbados.

You're mixed with that hair, right?

You're Not Like Us, Fake Hispanic

I am definitely blacker than you

I'm Picket White fence Family White

“A black married mother, who works”

You are white not WHITE WHITE

I Don't Think I'll Ever Understand.

The Natives are coming back home.

Black Is Beautiful, Never Second Guess

No, I am Hispanic, not Indian

White People continue to disappoint me

I’m a American Indian not a Native American

Why does government care about race?

Single mom, recovering addict, and felon

Being Black and Queer is Possible

Black Girl In A White World

White skin and Blue eyed Native

Tight Black curls line the tub

I'm Jewish in a Baptist town.

How does one become a Patel?

Restore Hope; Peace, Love, Unity, Respect

Look like them, Sing like us

You really aren't a real Mexican.

I AM BROWN SO NO DETENTION

White Bones Ache For Black Moves

Love. Race shouldn't matter. Hope

Thank you Richard and Mildred Loving

I am me, not my parents.

Poor white trash, not welcome here.

Mother of all with endless love

Just Another White (Cough) Hispanic (Cough) Boy

White mother, Black daughter, Love Wins.

But I'm not White... I'm Jewish.

Anglo interloper newcomer outsider awkward minority

I'm Sorry My Black Scares You!

What does talking white sound like

I've never really been black enough.

You Aren't Native, You Are White!

No greater. No lesser. Only equal.

Listen when we say it's real!

Because of my badge, I'm racist?

Coloreds, Grandma, what color are they?

You're not Dale Evans-Roy Rogers.

Sorority initiation, we look like KKK

We, human beings, are like apples

We All Look The Same Inside

Black, Mother, Sister, Wife, wonderfully made

My color doesn’t speak for me

Finally noticing my own racial biases

A Southern Belle? No. Korean husband.

Voluntary Segregation Is The Only Answer

White people on TV aren't me.

Always wondered why we moved so much.

Why do people hate the Jews?

Not my fight, but our war

A label that determines one's opportunities.

$200 cordblood storage; few hapa donors

Wow! You don't have any kids?

I’m white male. What race problem?

Are you part of our tribe?
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