Being biracial

When I was seven years old, attending a sports camp, a white boy in my grade apparently noticed that one day a black woman picked me up, and another day, a white man. While I knew the difference between black and white, my parents never prepared me for the day that boy would call me...

Someone posted a whisper, which reads "Being biracial in society is hard because I either act "too black" or "too white" when I'm just trying to be myself "

Someone from posted a whisper, which reads "I love being biracial. I love my hair, my eyes, skin tone, and diversity. I'm beautiful! "

Readers respond to an article about how young Americans who have a mixed racial background identify themselves.

Who am I? It’s a question many of us ask at some point in our lives. As someone growing up with multiple heritages in today’s world, it means charting a course of personal development that refuses to let our identities be defined by others. My stories, mistakes, and lessons work beyond society’s labels and expectations, all aimed to answer the fundamental question: “Who are you?”. I started digging into what it means to be of more than one […]

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Mixed people are unique and I love being one!!!

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