
Race doesn’t define your success path
Marvin Guevara, Silver Spring, MD Don’t ever look down on someone because you might end up looking up to them!
The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Marvin Guevara, Silver Spring, MD Don’t ever look down on someone because you might end up looking up to them!
Loren Broyles, Spokane, WA. We all have our own path and yet we all want to be happy and avoid suffering.
Brian Roberts, Gaithersburg, MD. I am a middle-aged American black man. I thought that if I lived my life as a solid citizen, went to...
Tina Bradford, Chino Hills, CA. Being raised in a home where “White is Right,” I only had one thing I could do. So I went...
Treylieus Curry, Denton, TX. Everyone has a story and their road my not be pretty or easy to navigate but the destination is freeingly beautiful.
Zizi Greenberg, Los Angeles, CA. Your race is your race, yes. But you are your own person independent of your race -unless you choose to...
Beverly Goetzman Nashville, TN I am black and my husband is white, which requires us to be fearless as we live out our chosen path.
Michael Riley Mulhern Phoenix, AZ That says it all for me, embarrassing really.