"Race: Are we so different?" Part 3 - Who is white quiz

This is a continuation of our look at the "Race: Are we so different?" exhibit highlights. If you are just joining us, you might also want to check out Part 1 and Part 2. Today I'm linking to the Who is White? quiz. Take it and see what you think. In her own words, this is why Vernellia Randall, Professor of Law, University of Dayton Law School, developed it:

I created this survey to help show that we make judgments not only about who is white but also about what countries are white (or predominantly white), and to call attention to some of the questions this raises. For example, when someone is not considered white is a citizen of a country that is considered white, that person is often perceived as a foreigner. For instance, even though the families of many Japanese Americans have been in the U.S. much longer than the families of European Americans, they are often viewed as outsiders. Our opinions about who is white and who is not can affect how we relate to one another. Race matters because discrimination based on perceived racial grouping continues to exist."

Your thoughts? To learn more about the exhibit, visit Understanding Race