Different Looks, Same Dreams, Shared Humanity
Chelsea Simpson, Des Moines, IA I chose these words because I believe that despite our outward differences, everyone has similar hopes and deserves respect
The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Chelsea Simpson, Des Moines, IA I chose these words because I believe that despite our outward differences, everyone has similar hopes and deserves respect



Adan Reyna, Miami Gardens, FL Hi, my name is Adan Reyna, I’m a Latin guy who is on the hunter of his dreams. I come...

Cesar Bazo, Auburn, AL. I know deep inside myself that I belong to a minority group here in the United States. I am a Peruvian...

Odali Ayon Rodriguez, Tucson, AZ. Just a quick message: In our society of modern day times I am immensely judged for being Hispanic and a...

Jamal Wills, MD. People often say that black kids need black role models. I sort of cheated. The wild hair, thoughtful eyes, the chin and...
Clemen W. DSM, IA Many people look at me and/or hear my accent and immediately create a full story about me in their minds. They...
Michael H Chicago, IL I grew up listening to Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy talk about their dream of a society that one day...
Charles Dirden Little Rock, AR During the first year that schools were integrated this is what my white counselor told me. It hurt my feelings...
Winnie Wamboi, Kenya. I don’t get the big deal with being either black or white. I am African and I love it after all there...