My truth is I feel like an alien amongst everyone.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with tumultuous change, white supremacy on steroids, and family secrets and community denial.

Debbie Vermaat – Haddonfield, New Jersey

When I was about five is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Debbie Vermaat – Haddonfield, New Jersey

Hanging out with a white aspiring allies group put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Debbie Vermaat – Haddonfield, New Jersey

Being true to myself means being both Open and Honest.

Debbie Vermaat – Haddonfield, New Jersey

My truth is I have to look back to move forward with purpose.

Debbie Vermaat – Haddonfield, New Jersey

Being true to myself means being both d and d.

N – New York

My truth is d.

N – New York

Being true to myself means being both woman and of the African diaspora.

Zahra – Philadelphia

Being true to myself means being both black and jewish.

Salena – Brockton

Being true to myself means being both Black and Confident.

Nakia Johnson – Rockford

Hanging out with my sister put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both honest and aware.

Anonymous

My truth is I'm intelligent, and I'm black.

Anonymous

My little white lie is...
Race still affects me so much.

Anonymous

Ugly is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

A kid derogatorily yelling 'afro' is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Maxine – Chicago

I grew up in a world with poverty, abuse, and opportunity.

Keri – Colorado Springs

My little white lie is...
I am a lesbian I have depression, anxiety, and anger management issues. struggle with my privileges more susceptible to judgment.

Keri – Colorado Springs

I grew up in a world with security, comfort, and naivete.

Anonymous

Black women reminding me of my nanny is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with love, diversity, and oblivion.

cb – colorado springs, co

I grew up in a world with love, diversity, and oblivion.

cb – colorado springs, co

I grew up in a world with Blacks, Whites, and Mexicans.

Anonymous

My truth is I am a powerful expression of God's love.

Debra – Los Angeles

I grew up in a world with segregation, disconnection, and anger.

Anonymous

Kindergarten is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Hanging out with half-breeds put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

Being true to myself means being both Tahltan/Tlingit and queer.

Anonymous

My truth is I'm native.

Anonymous

4 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous

Hanging out with my friends put a lot of my insecurities to rest.

Anonymous

I grew up in a world with White people, Leaders, and Jews.

Anonymous

3 is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Tamar goodman – Toronto canada

I grew up in a world with My grandparents, My mom, and My family.

Anonymous

In elementary school is the earliest memory I have of feeling different.

Anonymous