No. Where are you really from?
Laura S. Gan, Dublin, CA I immigrated to the USA in 1979 when I was 1, as a refugee from what we in the USA...
Yes I’m Black, but not angry
Ellise, Riverside, CA. My race is not what you see, It is what I feel. Do not let your stereotypes fool you, I am happy,...
What exactly did my parents expect?
Jillian Mosley, Berkeley, CA I am bi-racial, born in ’71. Are seriously wonder if they had any expectations about what my life would be like...
Race of my own, confused
Xitlali Parada, El Cerrito, CA As someone who comes from Mexican descent and grew up in the US, my own understanding of my race is...
I feel like a white American
Donovan Harris, San Juan Capistrano, CA I am ethnically mixed, both Egyptian and white, yet my middle class upbringing in Southern California has yielded to...
Yo dude do you have Coronavirus?
B, Orange, CA This is something that I heard Chinese students being asked while at school when the outbreak happened. No, they did not have...
Between worlds; belonging fades, identity searches.
Jake Dinh, Lake Forest, CA Being Vietnamese but born in the US created a feeling of disconnection for me neither fully connected to Vietnamese heritage...
Some will never understand the pain.
Michael McMillian, San Clemente, CA I was born in Louisiana in the 80s where issues like poverty, educational disparities, and racialized policing were part of...
Prejudice, Discrimination, Inequality, Bias, Stereotype, Oppression
Lucas Cecchini, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA Great project!
Yes I’m Jewish, Yes I’m Blonde.
Summer, Camarillo, CA I am Ashkenazi Jewish and have always known so, and was raised speaking English and Yiddish. I am fair skinned, blue eyes...
Why are they staring at me?
Sophia Villasenor, Anaheim, CA Moving to Boise, Idaho when I was 7, I dealt with a change. I quickly felt as if I wasn’t the...
