Rosa Walker reflects on her experience as a member of a mixed-race, mixed status family.

My family’s slave history was an injustice, and the person responsible was never held accountable for it. In my late fifties, with the help of a genealogist, I started to look for the Wallingford family.

A Kindergarten teacher reflects on teaching about Dr. King, and how too often the single story is perpetuated, which disconnects his story from the thousands of people who influenced him, fought alongside him, and continue to fight for the shared dream to end oppression and realize justice. Why is this a dangerous myth to tell?

Perfecta Oxholm on how EmbraceRace supports her parenting and the understanding of complex histories.

Mobilizing Grassroots Resistance to White Supremamcy and Hate.

An Inter-Racial Marriage After the 2016 Election

EmbraceRace intern Alexis Freeman reflects on how racial identity and structural racism plays out in religious practice and reflects on her ongoing journey to address white supremacy in Christianity.

Talking to children about the racial, cultural, and historical ignorance that is perpetuated when people dress up as a culture that is not their own- and hopefully inspiring them to teach their peers.