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"It's hard to hate anyone whose story you know."
Roslyn Bresnick-Perry, author

Stories help us break down mistrust and stereotypes. Watch these videos and start a story-sharing revolution.

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I knew I was dark before I knew I was black

 Black is beautiful or is that light-skinned black? Zama talks about growing up with darker shade of skin compared to the rest of her family Read more about I knew I was dark before I knew I was black
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People treat you differently when you've been in jail

 Coming out of a past with drugs and crime, Kester and Shanain talk about the hardships they face as they take back their lives. Read more about People treat you differently when you've been in jail