Tag Archives: Colorblind

One White Face – Thoughts on Race #Colorblind

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Jeramy Johnson

Colorblind – A glimpse into race in the U.S. and abroad is an API blog series that looks at racial issues and concerns faced by API students, colleagues, and staff abroad. This post is by Hilary Corna, motivational speaker and … Continue reading →

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Where my people at?

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Jeramy Johnson

Colorblind – A glimpse into race in the U.S. and abroad is a new API blog series that looks at racial issues and concerns faced by API students and staff abroad. This post is by API Buenos Aires student Jameson Hall. … Continue reading →

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My race is only part of the whole

Posted on September 22, 2011 by Jeramy Johnson

Colorblind – A glimpse into race in the U.S. and abroad is a new API blog series that looks at racial issues and concerns faced by API students and staff abroad. This post is by API Buenos Aires student Jameson … Continue reading →

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