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Race doesn’t define who you are

Emily Gadient Des Moines, IA Drake University

Without skin, would we be equals?

Britta Solan Des Moines, IA Drake University Skin…why skin? Shouldn’t we judge by something more productive…kindness…ability to make a difference…what we can contribute… we are...

Feeling guilty for having white privilege.

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Lillie Schrock Des Moines, IA

Actions prove why words mean nothing

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Joey Gale Des Moines, IA

Conversation: the greatest antidote for fear

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Lori Blachford Des Moines, IA

Being White Is Not Being Privileged

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Alec Hamilton Des Moines, IA

“Race is an issue for you?”

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Riley Willman Des Moines, IA Drake University

Aunt Lucy would be ashamed

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Kevin Potts, Des Moines, IA. Drake University Mankind is surprisingly homogeneous, having evolved from a common ancestor. Our distant relative ‘Aunt Lucy’, the Australopithecus Afarensis...

Immigration, color, black, white, USA, discrimination

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Yuka Nakamura Des Moines, IA Drake University

Brown eyes, Red hair, Dark skin

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Lora Fraracci Des Moines, IA Drake University My beautiful daughter.

Media reinforces racism? Media reflects society.

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Katie Ramsey Des Moines, IA Drake University

European American just doesn’t make sense.

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Emma Croskrey Des Moines, IA Drake University During my senior year of high school we were filling out our College applications, and I remember I...

“White” isn’t a definition or race

11 years ago

Anonymous Des Moines, IA Drake University Asians get offended when you cannot tell exactly which ethnicity they are, and yet it is fine/appropriate to call...