Tough conversation; at least we’re talking
Joshua DuBois, Submitte via Twitter: @joshuadubois #TheRaceCardProject #ShiningALight #6wordstory
Open Conversations about race always matter
Michael Goldberg, Dallas, TX. Race conversations should always be happening no matter your background or skin color. Stop the finger pointing on both sides and...
Muslim. Assumption I don’t speak English.
Elizabeth Liechti Chicago, IL Because I also speak German and Arabic I am sometimes VERY tempted to have a bit of fun with the person...
Less fighting, more talking about it!
I have not experienced racism. It’s as flat as that. My whole family are nice people and I have not been exposed to racism. However,...
“Why keep talking about racial issues?” -says only white people
Keith Martin, Submitted via Twitter: @KeithM8140 @michele_norris #theracecardproject
White, female – begin to speak – IMMIGRANT!
Åsa Nojd San Francisco, CA For better or worse, my accent changes others’ perception of me in an instant when they hear me speak. That...
Not big deal unless made one.
Paola Mendez Ann Arbor, MI Understanding Race Project- University of Michigan Race is a social construct and will continue to be seen as an issue...
Don’t disregard me because I’m white.
Kate Chisolm MD I get a lot of nasty backlash for discussing race relations and social inequality. I’m told to shut up and stop trying...
Talking about racism gives it power
Nate Hoffmann Oakland, CA I am a student in Ms.Tunik’s English class at Bishop O’ Dowd High School
Talking about race isn’t racist.
Catherine Mims La Mirada, CA Race exists. When people have honest and constructive dialogues about race, beliefs can be challenged and minds can be opened.
