The important answer to:
“If race is not real, why talk about it?”
The important answer to:
“If race is not real, why talk about it?”
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looking for that one / love that binds us together / make community
@yellowgurlpoet
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Charles Darwin argued that the number of race categories is completely arbitrary and subjective.
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“I went through a phase where anytime I was in a crowd, I counted the number of people of color– out loud so whomever I was with could hear me. Eventually my friends started doing the same thing. Then they started noticing the dearth of people of color in situation after situation, then in their own lives, and then…they realized they had to change that.” -Damali
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“My niece recently had a baby, a beautiful boy. The proud grandmother showed the photo of the newborn to family members and everyone oohed and aahed. One of his cousins looked at the picture and said, “Oh he’s so cute!” But suddenly a puzzled look came over him and he blurted out, “Wait . . . they had a white baby?!?!” @smshige
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My first blog post about being a black Jew in the US…
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“Cultural Deprivation Syndrome, in this context, is just one of many byproducts of the political system of racism.” – @nakagawascot
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“President Obama embodies and embraces tough questions about race like few others. His ever-evolving racial identity questions the construction of the color line.
Wouldn’t it be real progress to admit that an increasing number of people who identify with monoracial identities like black and white might also be mixed?”
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