Words from an interviewee: I'm 65. I grew up as a child in the 60s... the city I grew up in was interesting because I never saw any...

Word from an interviewee: "What racism?" I love America. I have an American flag hanging on my house. I am a big proponent of the concept...

Word from an interviewee: In this society and as a Black woman, I am conditioned to always be working -- that my value comes from my...

Words from an Indigenous, 37-year-old, cis female interviewee living in the North Central Region of the U.S.: Racism has been a part of...

I did a project last year in Germantown, Philadelphia where I learned about Solidarity Economy and Time Banks from an organization called...

I interviewed a Conservative, Caucasian, cis Male in his early 60s, living in the West. Here were some of the experiences he shared:...

I interviewed a 48-year-old, White cis female living in an urban area in the South. Here was one story she shared with me: The education...

I interviewed a 50-year-old, White, nonbinary individual who had been diagnosed with autism in their adulthood. They grew up in a rural...

Words from an interviewee: I experience microaggressions all the time. I got an undergrad degree from an Ivy League, I have a law degree,...

I interviewed a White, cis male, Conservative, 33-year-old Mormon. Here were some of his thoughts. I know that racism exists. I know that...

Words from an interviewee: I'm part of an organization that's going through a lot of unconscious bias training, cultural sensitivity...

Words from an interviewee: I like calling myself a "foundational African American." My lineage is from victims of the slave trade. My...

Words from an interviewee, an 83-year-old White woman living in the suburban South: The first thing that crossed my mind when you said...

I interviewed a 32-year-old, White, cis Male living in the Midwest. He currently works construction after being incarcerated for over 11...

Word from an interviewee: a cis White female on the cusp of turning 50 years old: Somebody sent me the Harvard implicit bias test - the...

Words from an interviewee: My family were refugees. We're Vietnamese. The Vietnamese people to some extent, and my family in particular,...

I interviewed an African American woman in her early 70s who moved from the Northeast to a town of 2,200 people in the rural South almost...

I spoke with a 60-year-old, White, cis female who lives in a rural state in the West. She is a Democrat in her heart, but registers...

Words from an interviewee: First I had to imagine what's it's like in the U.S. because I don't consider Hawaii really part of a U.S. I...

In these interviews about imagining a U.S. without racism, many folks talk about the police. The perspectives run the gamut, from defund...