#racial-identity

#racial-identity

"I hated being different, speaking differently, and having customs and traditions that differed from those of mainstream America. In Hong Kong, we were part of the Chinese majority. But this all changed when my parents decided to move the family to America when I was a toddler."

Adrian Piper's 64th birthday marked her declaration of a new racial identity, stating her designation as "6.25% grey", challenging the limited racial categories imposed by society.

After about an hour, I'd stand to leave. Her smile would evaporate. Another awkward hug. As I left, she'd call out, "Don't take any wooden nickels."

No one wields dead black people more enthusiastically than a progressive ideologue bent on clotting common-sense political discussions.

It's clear that the Pope has centuries-long ties to free people of color in Louisiana, emphasizing the ancestry of Robert Francis Prevost.

"Trump, at a federal level, yeah he could say what he wants, but at the same time at a state level or even at a local, city level, he [doesn't] really have full jurisdiction."

Nearly 40% of Black workers feel comfortable talking about their faith at work, the highest level among U.S. racial groups, yet they risk religious discrimination.

"My secret is that I want to be a Black woman. If you don't know me, you might question this...If you do know me, you will know 100 per cent for certain, it is true."