The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Submitted via Twitter: @CelesteAurora
It’s more than a stereotype…almost an expectation (from all races) that “strong” is what black women should be. Has “strong” become a euphemism for “it doesn’t matter how we treat them because they’ll survive”?
Durand,
Stone Mountain, GA.
Rights are completely equal in theory. But ill-advised in practice.
Secondary essay: White guy. Crowded theater. Anybody scared?
Trevor,
Brooklyn, NY.
Ron Corley,
Montrose, CO.
I’m 81 years old, and I’ve seen life from the worst to the best.
Ann Elizabeth Hemphill
Quartz Hill, CA
Born in ’46 in Midwest, visiting with relatives in Florida each year, adult years in California. From my early childhood to present, I’ve witnessed the persistence of racial prejudice passed on through the generations. I’m reciting 5 generations, from my grandparent’s to today’s youth. I spend time instructing teens, where, unsolicited, the issue surfaces more frequently than I’d have expected. These views are alive and well, a tradition we carry on into history.
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