Crazy driver. Rude Midwesterner. White female.
Lisa Schwager Muncie, IN Many people automatically assume that I am a bad driver because I am a female. I have never been in an...
I was a minority. Are you?
Peter Lorenger Fort Wayne, IN I lived in some rough places, so this might not sound surprising. I have been bullied, pushed around, shaken down,...
My Black-White Family. It’s beautiful.
Bill Doyle Valparaiso, IN Wish I could be there with my Eugene Cousins.
Morrocon US citizen IS African American
Lorinda Roberts Carmel, IN For my friend, Rabi, who was born and raised in Africa and is now applying for citizenship, however, cannot describe himself...
Depends on where you are/live!
Henry C. Tribble Indianapolis, IN The issues of race became more open when Barrack Obama became the Democratic standard bearer and then elected president. Most...
Read Ralph Bunche’s comments about race
Richard C Evansville, IN Dr. Ralph Bunche was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his UN activities after world war II. He had remarkable people...
20 plus years’ experience, entry-level salary
Leroy Wilson Indianpolis, IN I’ve been a programmer for 20+ years now. I’ve worked in every industry you can think of. I’ve build small throwaway...
I stole scholarships from the needy.
Kristy Bryan Indianapolis, IN Race-based scholarships were meant to help increase the numbers of minorities in universities, but I felt like a fraud when I...
Proud mixed heritage, does not count!
Leigh Ann Mullins-Zugelder Carmel, IN For all intents and purposes most people would call me “white” or ” Caucasian” and it always seems like an...
I see a black man. Why?
Drew Mills Greenville, IN I grew up in a tiny town in Kentucky where black people lived in another part of town, always. Although I...
Not born racist, just born white
Jake Skillman Greenfield, IN Even as a small child I loved diversity, insisting on going to Korean school on Saturdays with my friends, checking out...
Kenya 1965: child sees poverty, privilege
Jane Alexander Indianapolis, IN I spent two years of my childhood (ages 8-10) in Nairobi, Kenya, where my father was teaching. It was the most...
