As the nation begins, finally, to focus on the social injustice that takes place across this country — from the South where I grew up to the North where I’ve lived for the past 22 years ― I feel the collective pain. Even as a very fair-skinned Black woman with green eyes and light brown hair, I, too, have experienced racism. But I’ve also been a fly on the wall when white people didn’t know anyone of color was looking or listening. The author is a fair-skinned Black woman who has been a fly on the wall when white people don’t know anyone of color is looking or listening. Read full article by Cheryl Green Rosario here
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