The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Lynda Black,
Philadelphia, PA.
By denying me and others due to the color of our skin, you deny the world of our gifts and ability. Therefore, you lose. All of us are weakened, our potential never fully realized because you saw with your eyes. Your fear and narrow place made life less than for everyone. We lose.
Ben Colafrancesco
Casper, WY
At 51, I’ve been engaged in civil rights my entire life.I’m tired now. Give me your gifts. I have Cerebral Palsy. I will never catch a football in a game, college or the pros. I’ll never be an athlethe. People will just feel sorry for me.I’m no less a man than you are..You have choices, my choices are limited. I have watched people squander such precious gifts. There is never any talk about being handicapped in America, Only about being Black.
Can you walk? Can you run? Can you become an athlete? Can you get up out of a booth without being the center of attention?
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