The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Cynthia Calhoun,
Covington, WA.
As a white woman from a relatively red-neck area, I’ve struggled in confusion against the racism in myself and others. Now, my Kenyan daughter-in-law and black grandsons make me more aware than ever of how much racism is still out there and in me.
Taylor Hern
Harrison, AR
I was raised a white person in a very, very, very white town in Arkansas with a reputation of hanging people off bridges. A lot of people use the N word or use other out dated (or flat out offensively) terms when referring to African Americans or other minorities. Overcoming that stereotype of a typical red neck racist is so.important to me to make everybody feel safe and at home here in the Ozarks.
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