The Race Card Project
By Michele Norris
Samantha Foote,
USA
I live a conservative state and a conservative community. I teach at a local high school. Because I choose to discuss social issues in my classroom and welcome LGBTQIA+ and POC narratives, I’m seen as a traitor and a danger to the community. I’m tired of being attacked for showing empathy and love for the oppressed. I want to understand my fellow man better. I don’t want to be a martyr.
Allison M,
Philadelphia, PA.
Vincent Simon,
Fort Worth, TX.
I’m a new revert to Islam, served in the US Marine Corps. Because of my new religion, I have been called a traitor to my country. The person who called me this doesn’t know me very well and didn’t serve in the military. I have been criticized by “good” Christians, who I know are well meaning, but are only Sunday Christians and fit their religion to the world, not the world to their religion.
Talha Baqar
San Francisco, CA
Being a Pakistani-American, you feel neither here nor there. Here you are a terrorist hell bent on destroying the country, and there you are some American traitor that is basically destined for hell.
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