Archive | First-Person Account

An Australian girl's story.

"Once one sees the reality of race in this world, each day presents some new confirmation."

Traditional identity and historical understanding are crucial to our revival.

A non-white discovers the truth about race differences.

How are classrooms with overwhelmingly Hispanic students?

Tell us your story.

Racial differences in a pediatric ward.

You see many things on the road.

And in St. Louis.

Everything is racist.

The travails of a white teacher.

"Maybe he just doesn't like white people."

An insider tells all.

"It was so bad that I just stopped attending."

A letter from Clarksdale, Mississippi.

Asian meekness.

A white man's lament.

"[T]he police said 'these things happen.'"

They wanted my life.

"From day one, my work life was a living hell."

Really?

Pity the lion.

A pattern emerges.

All the difference in the world.

One white girl's story.

"I'm done."

The story of an unlucky white.

A sorry excuse.

Not the President.

The tale of a good Samaritan.

An encounter with "the Junior Boys."

The story of a very bad first date.

"Diversity" in full bloom.

The state of Broward County Schools.

A cautionary tale of miscegenation.

"Blacks themselves taught me to not trust nor congregate with them."

A story of white solidarity.

The people make the place.

A letter from Bayside High School.

A view from the big house.

Care to guess?

One white boy's story.

A white student tells all.

Living in Minneapolis in the summer of 2020, that is.

Who do you think teaches “African American History” class?

A nurse's tale.

The story of a lonely Jew.

"I always ask 'why.'”

Whitopia no more.

Not all of Generation Z is indoctrinated.

From Philly to South Carolina.

A mother's lament.

Even 49 years later.

"Was the Hoover Institution really going to tackle this problem and effectively neutralize it?"

It was quite the education.

Views from the frontline.

A tale of prayer and protection.

The wages of Brown vs. Board of Education.

"Even if I owed them as little as 30 cents in change, they’d stand there and wait for it."

"Then, as now, the black kids did not want to learn"

A tale of black brutality.

"I now contemplate leaving DC for one of the surrounding quieter and whiter suburbs."

From a black high school to a multicultural military.

"Why I believed otherwise is now hard to understand."

A teacher opines.

One woman's story.

A sweet, polite, and respectful girl.

"[T]here is no area in Seoul where I would hesitate to walk at any time, day or night."

"I don't tell my friends and family any of this because they would label me as a 'racist.'”

My long, long journey to race realism.

Public school in Seattle.

A classic statement of blindness.

I hissed right back.

A white member of a "rainbow" family tells all.

This could lead to divorce.