Black nurse fired for resisting injustice.
Elona, Baltimore, MD Black registered nurses face bullying and discrimination daily, primarily from non-Black colleagues. We are constantly made to feel inferior, despite our skills...
Judging ethnicity, denying individuality, perpetuates inequality
Vaibhav Dharmavaram, Mission Viejo, CA Judging Ethnicity: Racism involves making assumptions or forming opinions about individuals based on their ethnic background or cultural identity. This...
I can see and hear you
Hailey, Tioga, PA As a white woman in the United States I have learned to recognize my privilege. Growing up in a rural area has...
Privilege cripples; step out, run naked.
Tannya Forcone, Akron, OH. My truck isn’t allowed to go faster on the freeway because it’s yellow. Why should my skin color allow me any...
Inequality caused by fear and ignorance.
Maureen P. Shindle, Mount Bethel, PA I was married to a Black man who had to sit in the back of the bus and stick...
I’m white but I still have a culture (Welsh and proud)
Katherine Davies, Houston, TX. I understand that racial inequality is a huge problem, has been for centuries and hopefully, will not exist centuries from now,...
Equality/acceptance, inequality/individuality, everyone running
Elon Race Card Project, Isabella Cannon Room, Center for the Arts
America’s trees still bear strange fruit
Edward S., USA. Inequalities in education, employment opportunities, & criminal justice are the key areas that need to be addressed by America.
Erasing race does not fix inequality
Alex Stantzos, Morganville, NJ. Monmouth University This is an extremely important project which causes people to think about race as a concept.
It reminds me freedom is possible.
Mickey Lambert New York City, NY Brooklyn In a time that most people think of as a “post-civil-rights” era, in many ways, we are more...
Who decides when you’re over it.
Shani Blackwell Chicago, IL Who decides when people who have experienced inequality should get over those experiences?
Clinging to “inequality” is much safer.
James Washington Chicago, IL It’s much easier to cling to race than force myself to go to college. It’s about time it become about my...
