Brown Indo Canadian living life fully
Samir Panday,
Toronto, Ontario.
Feel so helpless; solution’s so easy
Peter Skuce,
London, Ontario, Canada.
It seems so easy but it also seems impossible to change such ingrained attitudes.
Happiness is accepting who you are.
Yesenia Frausto,
Ontario, CA.
Everyone is unique in their own ways. Whether it being race, religion, or personal qualities. That is what makes our world an interesting place, thus I believe the key to making our world a better place would start with oneself. It is important to accept who you are and finding happiness in doing so. CBUHIS311
Black~Soulful~Queen~Loving~My~Skin
Ebonee Small,
Ontario, CA.
I am a young black woman proud of the skin I’m in. I love my race of people when those who don’t. I’m always proud because it seems as if every obstacle placed before my race we always concur leaving others dumbfounded. Others outside my race seem to always try and emulate us making me more proud that what was and is hated on is ever so much loved.
CBU~HIS311
The grief cycle of being white.
Theresa Martinez,
Ontario, OR.
In my journey to understand who I am and what I stand for, I have gone through the entire cycle of anger, jealousy, embarrassment, and now I can say that I am confident in who I am and have found peace.
