diversity is a sign of progress
Saira New York City, NY Brooklyn An immature nation is still afraid of racial tolerance and hesitant to move on to a state of love...
Everybody should be treated the same
Isabella Beavan New York City, NY Brooklyn It is not right to treat people different because their color skin is different
racism=inappropriate. MLK=reflective Malcolm X=violent
Anatole Vauchez New York City, NY Manhattan Racism was bad. A stupid idea to think that black people are inferior.
Race: a conceit. Racism: a scourge.
Stella Katz New York City, NY I’m Hungarian/American, raised working-class in New York City. I believe that race is a conceit (created to justify the...
school segregation still sickening suffocating success
Maureen Curran New York City, NY Staten Island The words by the Jacob Lawrence poster talking about people in Brooklyn in 1962 calling for school...
boldness, fight, outspoken, never, give, up
Lydia George New York City, NY Brooklyn These activist have shown me the power of their boldness and how reluctant they were to stop their...
How little I truly knew about it
Mary ann Shannon New York City, NY Brooklyn I am enlightened, embarrassed, humbled and grateful as I engage and experience this collective. Truly allowed me...
A fight that still continues today
Austin McKenzie New York City, NY Brooklyn Even though we as a society have progressed in terms of race and how we treat one another...
CAN’T ERASE ACCENT FOR YOUR COMFORT
MILDRED BORRAS New York City, NY ACCENT IS SOMETHING WE LIVED WITH
Attica is all of us. equally.
Attica New York City, NY There is no equality if even the most disadvantaged has no voice, no words.
despare, rehibilitation, sacrifice, liberation, overcome, forget
Everett Robinson New York City, NY Manhattan The story behind my 6 words creates a platform for history surfers who seek wisdom and the truth...
