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We talked about how we should view others as people the effect parents have on their children, and what my mothers child hood was like regarding racism

Stories and experiences from the 1960's Civil Rights Movement.

Spider talks about what it was like to participate in the documentary film, and has words of advice for his younger self and other young people today.

Jackson Yassin Interviews his mother about her experiences growing up in the south and gives her opinion on how the future of the United States

An interview with Koshie reveals her thoughts about healthcare and early life growing up being African American.

i interviewed Amanda Torrez about her background and struggles she faces in life.

Today I interviewed my sister. She comes back from a diverse background and I wanted her to elaborate on what that is like.

A few memories of growing up in Ninnekah, OK and seminary in 1960’s. Topics on family, school, racism.

We talked about Mr. Wolfs life, touching on his military experience, sexual orientation, career, politics, and many more.

Ariel Fristoe is the Artistic Director of Out of Hand Theater. She's a part of the team that creates Equitable Dinners, a program which connects people through facilitated conversations about race and racism. She talks with Adria Kitchens about pursuing...

Interviewing classmate about racism

I interviewed my mom about her first experience of racism. I was shock to find out that it had came from her own family.

interview Dr. Aurea Toxqui, Associate professor and Associate Dean of Diversity and Innovation at Bradley University about her education, career, and hobbies in Mexico and the United States

Tina Bingham (41) speaks with her mother, Trincella Ann Bonnet (64), about Tina's childhood and her hopes for the future.

Juan Pablo De Anda De Alva engages in a meaningful conversation about racism in Mexico with RacismoMX founder José Antonio Aguilar.

An interview between a daughter and her 91 year old father and some of his history as a Chicano growing up in Los Angeles and his life in the Marine Corps.

James Harold (60) and his One Small Step partner Montgomery Mewers (53) discuss living in various parts of the United States, the weaknesses of the current American political system, and impactful childhood experiences and relationships that inform their politics.

In this interview I ask my mom some questions about our family history.

Community elders, Calvin Coleman and his sister, Betty Ann Wilson discuss growing up in the Historically African American Section of Swarthmore.

Friends Janise Wriddle (62) and Sylester "Miles" Miles (62) describe their experiences as young students during the period of desegregation in schools. Both recall the racism and colorism they've experienced in their lives.

The goals and life lessons you learn throughout a young age

Karla with a K (64) and Lucinda Whitehurst (58) talk in their One Small Step conversation about racism in Virginia, the impact that slavery has had on the U.S. historically, and the COVID-19 vaccine.

A brief biographical of the life of Clarence L. Williams as given by his daughter, C. L. Williams http://digitalcollections.library.gsu.edu/digital/ Georgia State University’s Southern Labor Archives DigitalCollections Library

Kimberly Neil (30) interviews her mom, Beverly Neil (70), on her experience as a black student in Chicago's public school system during desegregation efforts.

Suzanne Hall (69) and One Small Step partner Shannon Eubanks (56) about racism in the south, their family, church, and memories that touched them.