The Race 2012 blogging project is part of “Race 2012: A Conversation About Race and Politics in America,” a one-hour, PBS documentary that takes a provocative look at race amidst the 2012 election and beyond.
Be sure to like Race 2012 on Facebook and follow on Twitter.
Meet the Bloggers!
Aaryn Belfer (@aarynb)
Boomer Wizdom (@BoomerWiz)
Destination Unknown (@NicoleAbdou)
Heal Now and Forever Be in Peace (@JodiAman)
In Jayne’s World (@Jayne_Martin)
Life As An Art Form (@SomerEmpress)
Lisa W. Rosenberg, Writings about Body Image and Identity (@LisaWRosenberg)
Meditating Mummy (@pezzi30)
MomsLA.com and Sarah and Sons (@SAuerswald)
QBG Tilted Tiara (@valentine_logar)
Reinventing the Event Horizon: Notes from the Edge (kownroom)
She’sWrite (@sheswrite)
She’s Nacho Mama (@ShesNachoMama)
Shenk it Up! (@Shenkitup)
Stephanie Renée dos Santos
Totsymae (@totsymae)
Women for Action (@womenforaction)
Writer’s Block (@cappywrites)
RACE 2012 BLOGGING ARCHIVE
NOTE: Each blogger’s posts are listed with most recent ones first.
Aaryn Belfer:
Voter intimidation and WTBleep is up with our “democracy”?
Talking About Race: Is there any other way to bring about change?
Race 2012 Airs tonight. Will you be watching?
Coded Language and the Art of Microagression
What will standardized test scores tell us about Trayvon Martin?
BoomerWizdom:
We Will Not Fear Differences in the New Mainstream
The Tradition of Code Talkers in the Politics of Race
PBS Race 2012: The Election that will Include Race in the Conversation
What Have You Done for Me Lately?
Street Scene: Vote Nov. 6, 2012
Def Shepherd:
Racism is Alive and Well: 35 Incredibly Racist Anti-Obama Images
Race 2012: Our First ‘Post-Racial’ Election?
Destination Unknown:
Drawing a Line in the Sand: Race 2012
Race 2012: Take a Look in the Mirror
Heal Now and Forever Be in Peace:
If We Responded This Way We Could Change the World
Embrace What You Are Resisting
In Jayne’s World:
It Bears Repeating: Race and Politics…
Life As An Art Form:
Lisa W. Rosenberg:
So at Dinner with the President Last Night…
Race 2012: A Like-Me Presidential Candidate
Race 2012: A Conversation About Race and Politics in America. Post #1: The Colored Drug Store
The Would-be Master of Compromise
Mamiverse presents She’s Nacho Mama:
Election 2012: Am I the Only Latina Who Feels Like a Pawn?
Meditating Mummy:
Are We Crossing Too Many Boundaries in this Race?
What Does Freedom Mean to You?
An important conversation between 7 year old friends…
MomsLA:
Can the N-Word Have New Meaning in 2012?
Growing Up as a White Minority
QBG Tilted Tiara:
Race 2012, Consequential Outcomes
Race 2012, Platforms & Ideology
Civil Free Fall, Platform 2012
2012 Platforms, Foreign Policy Knot
Reinventing the Event Horizon:
How Haiti Changed my Thinking about Race and Politics in America: “Very Close is not there Yet”
She’sWrite:
Race 2012: A Conversation About Race & Politics in America
Shenk it Up:
The Problem of Race-Based Voting
Stephanie Renée dos Santos:
Race 2012: A Conversation About Race & Politics in America
Totsy Mae:
May I Run a Few Questions by You?
Women for Action:
Race 2012 Project: The Black Choice, Republican Erraticism and Extremism Had to Go
The Attempt to Distort and Denigrate Colin Powell’s Endorsement
The Anti-Obama BET Ad: My Take, Another Conversation About Race
Race 2012 Documentary: My Review
Free Speech, A Right to Tell a Story from a Biased Approach, Even if it is the Truth!
Race 2012 Project: Shall We Turn the Page on Affirmative Action?
I am a Blogger for the Race 2012 Project, the Documentary
Black Republican Is it an Oxymoron and When did Black Mean Democrat?
Writer’s Block:
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- The Race is On (monicastangledweb.com)
- The Race 2012 Blogging Project (monicastangledweb.com)
- Race 2012 – How Can We Get Along if We Don’t Talk? (monicastangledweb.com)
I am going to enjoy looking at these blogs and following all the events, it will keep me busy, As an outsider across the pond from the action I find the enthusiasm and sheer pace of it all amazing, so different from this neck of the woods.
Glad you’re interested in our politics, Robert. It’s going to be an intense few weeks, leading up to the election.
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Quite the collection … and good to see that I engage with several of these fine people.
Yes, indeed. I’m very proud of our team here. They have a lot to say and have done a wonderful job in getting the conversation about race started!
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