Race Archives - Page 19 of 50 - The Race Card Project

I define myself; nobody else can.

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Rucheeka Desai, College Park, MD. I am the only person who has a say in who I am and who I will become. My race...

Race should not matter in intelligence.

8 years ago

Leo Azucena, Gaithersburg, MD.

I am not defined by Race!

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Daaiyah Ellison, Lakeland, FL.

Everything is not a race thing.

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Ariana Caldwell, College Park, MD.

I’m always asked “What are you?”

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Madysen Phororo, Corona, CA. South African dad, and white mom: I’m pretty ambiguous in terms of my race. There were questions I got in high...

I’m more than a basketball player.

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Michael Erike Los Angeles, CA Black….if I’m still in school at this age I must be an athlete right…wrong. There’s more to any race than...

I am not defined by Race!

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Daaiyah Ellison, Lakeland, FL.

I am a consciously recovering racist.

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Roxanne Darling, Haiku, HI. It’s my personal belief that it’s incredibly challenging to not be racist, regardless of one’s race. Not wanting to be, think,...

“What is your ethnicity?” I’m human.

8 years ago

Sabrina Perrin, Delaware, OH. As I started growing up, I started getting more and more questions about what ethnicity I was. Although these questions weren’t...

Race is a misunderstanding of Biology

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Coco Smith Salem, OR A phenotype is not a race. There is only one human race. What people are calling race, is actually ethnicity. That...

Why must I choose one race?

8 years ago

Cassandra Young, Norfolk, VA. Often times when filling out a survey or application we are asked to select our race. Many of the times the...

Black, white, Puerto Rican mix; not me!

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Arleny, Riverside, CA. I am of no race other than myself. My parents are both Mexican, but being judge wrongly for something I’m is not...

Why do you sound so white?

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Ladaja Kennedy, Norfolk, VA. Growing up, I went to a predominately white school with mostly white friends. Because of this I was usually not hanging...