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Why can't people be allowed to be who they were born to be?

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See all the wonderful things Carrie LaHaie has made

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I noticed how similar themes of exclusion and structural racism keep repeating themselves throughout the centuries.

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I noticed how similar themes of exclusion and structural racism keep repeating themselves throughout the centuries.

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Is there ever a time when we should be concerned about completely reversing the trend in history? Can we do harm through this at any time for certain groups?

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How does a "privileged" society deal with the guilt about historical [insert word here] and how do we discuss positive intention and/or reverse discrimination?

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How does a "privileged" society deal with the guilt about historical [insert word here] and how do we discuss positive intention and/or reverse discrimination?

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Questioning why we at AVID are still touting an exam that was started to sort people and prove white superiority.

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We are often struck by the big events that sometimes we can miss the micro wins that happen in our daily lives or in our personal relationships.

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Some of the images/facts make me feel painfully numb, because the only thing that has changed is the year.

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Some of the images/facts make me feel painfully numb, because the only thing that has changed is the year.

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How our  education system was specifically designed to separate the "laborers from the learned", the haves and have nots-racially, ethnically and gender. 

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How our  education system was specifically designed to separate the "laborers from the learned", the haves and have nots-racially, ethnically and gender. 

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Through the last 10+ year journey of attempting to be culturally competent, I internalized that it may never be possible for me to truly understand the experiences that others have had with racism. It makes my soul hurt for others and renews my mindset to understand as much as I can even if I can't ever understand it all as a white male in the USA.

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Reignited my anger over the DACA students.

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Human dignity standing up to historical, entrenched injustice.  

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Human dignity standing up to historical, entrenched injustice.  

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Similar viewpoints came out, a lot with current issues regarding language requirements at schools and groups being stripped of their identity.  Very sad when thinking of the human side of it.

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Similar viewpoints came out, a lot with current issues regarding language requirements at schools and groups being stripped of their identity.  Very sad when thinking of the human side of it.

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The photos are more impactful to me than the text. They chronicle a history of hatred through my life that I can't believe hasn't been extinguished by now.

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My feeling of uncomfortableness is increased when I have connections to the event. The Japanese camps slide was similar to other slides, but without personally knowing a person impacted by it, the impact was 'from a distance' and not internalized to the same degree.

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Some good things happened overtime but then they have been reversed . Why? 

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Some good things happened overtime but then they have been reversed . Why? 

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As a group, we are so passionate about impacting the future - eliminating opportunity gaps - serving educators and students, so that the world is a better place.  Many of the visuals represented me and my family - knowing that pain and hurt is what drives me as a contributing member of our team.

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I noticed that beliefs and practices that have been going on since the 1770s and through the 1800s & 1900s are still strong. It's frustrating that we are not evolving as a society and learning from our mistakes.

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In my group conversations, we believe that our common belief that we can do better and learn from our past unites us