I’m white! Who am I now?
Dave Albertine, Portland, OR I spent my life teaching hundreds of children and working hard to lift these young people up, and celebrate their cultures,...
You’re mixed with that hair, right?
Khairah L. Walker, Montclair Heights, NJ. My hair is not my heritage. It’s been an issue my entire life, people define me because of it....
dutch indonsian – 1/2 european, 1/2 islander, forgotten by history
Jenn M. Hayward, CA, We aren’t given the same voice and representation as everyone else, even though we have just as interesting of a history,...
Moving against societies current of Race
Mehdi Ettehadulhagh, Norway. Being born in Cameroon, having a Russian father that’s born in Iran, and a mother from Cameroon, and living in Norway but...
White Can’t Fight for Racial Equality
Miles SC Out privilege is a curse when it comes to wanting to help voice the problems with race.
A birthright. Honor, privilege, curse, death
Laurie Sylla Spokane, WA Spokane Falls Community College
Called me white boy, I’m pissed.
Mario Latilleon Memphis, TN Being a light-skinned, articulate, and somewhat nerdy African-American boy can be a curse growing up in a poor black neighborhood in...
