Still learning, messing up, and loving
Zara, Minneapolis, MN My husband is Latinx, I am white. We come from different worlds but have built a life together. We both see how...
Racism is insidious, check yourself often
Paul Cabler, San Francisco, CA I grew up in the deep south, and have been on the west coast for over 30 years (I’m 68.).While...
Yes, Black people live on Cape Cod
Canary Lee Burton, Wellfleet, MA. It’s hard to read to hard core hate messages, hopefully they will stay around long enough to learn something.
Learn, accept, teach to love differences
Nick Fidurko, Elmira, NY We now as adults in the next generation of teachers have the job to educate and show others, along with our...
Asians challenge the Black-White racial binary.
Jason Fong, Los Angeles, CA. Asian Americans have been in the U.S. for hundreds of years and yet we are routinely excluded from discussions about...
Hatred is learned. Time to unlearn.
Lauren Slotsve, Santa Rosa, CA Hatred is a learned behavior, but it can be unlearned. For many people, they will spend their whole lives unlearning...
Learn, feel, reflect, act, reflect. Repeat.
Mariela Barriga, Seattle, WA. Collected from The Race Card Project, On Location: Seattle Community Colleges
PREJUDICE: Something wicked this way comes
Lee Masty, Waynesville, NC A great idea for a much-needed platform for all to hear and learn
My history is only slavery! Why!
King Kellz, Fayetteville, NC. We only learn what America has taught us about our specific race.
They won’t listen, They won’t learn
Lexie Hunter, Acworth, GA p>People don’t like to listen and learn. In June the black lives matter protests hit an all-time high, and many people...
I love to talk about race
Henriette Hakopian, East Grand Rapids, MI I love to understand people, their journeys, preferences, experiences and perspectives. I have had to learn that because I...
Unimportant until I was taught otherwise
Harrison Bartels, Sandy, OR Growing up I thought that racism was something that was largely in the past, except for a couple of outliers. This...
You are dirt. So I scrubbed.
Melody Rabassa SUNY Potsdam, NY No difference. We are all human We can learn. Just need time
“Basic white girl, you’ll never understand.”
Rebecca Robrahn, Holland, MI. No matter how much I try to learn and read and participate in conversations, I’m told I can’t understand, will never...
