Anonymous Kansas City, MO
Anonymous Kansas City, MO
Anonymous St. Louis, MO Setting race relations back 25 years.
Don St. Louis, MO
Jon Carlson St Louis, MO
Jon Carlson St Louis, MO
Deborah Daher St Louis, MO
Alicia St Louis, MO
Sandy Jaffe St Louis, MO
J Wildman Saint Louis, MO I grew up in a household where we were basically allowed to develop our own opinions about prejudice. I’ve never been a racist. My prejudice of choice was against gay men. Something that I’m still ashamed of having felt, even though I’ve since let that go. When I became an […]
Mardel Lott St. Louis, MO Submitted via, NPR’s Talk of the Nation
Rebecca Henson Fredericktown, MO Submitted via: NPR’s Talk of the Nation
Lynn Hinkle Kansas City, MO Submitted via: NPR’s Talk of the Nation
Dana Reynolds Lees Summit, MO I think growing up white in mostly white towns and schools fosters misunderstanding and naïveté regarding what it’s like to walk around in darker skin.
Kathy Simmons St Louis, MO
Robert Franklin, St Louis , MO
Anonymous Kansas City, MO
Stacey McMackin Richmond Heights, MO
Brad Aden St Louis, MO Those are my six words. I was in such hopes after the Presidential election that we were starting to run the corner and that we’d see some positive discussions surrounding race. During the campaign it was amazing to see such a diverse group of people all coming together in a […]
Anonymous Kansas City, MO
Jennifer C. Kansas City, MO
Connie Rose Kansas City, MO