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February 7, 2026 The Multiracial Activist From the Editor: I’ve been married to a Black woman since 1993. I dated several Black women before her. I have multiracial children and a granddaughter. For...
Category: The Multiracial Activist – Articles and Commentary
The Multiracial Activist (TMA) is an activist journal covering social and civil liberties issues of interest to to individuals who perceive themselves to be biracial or multiracial, interracial couples/families and transracial adoptees. The Multiracial Activist is registered with the Library of Congress in Washington, DC – ISSN: 1552-3446. The Multiracial Activist features articles, commentaries and papers of interest to interracial families, multiracial individuals and transracial adoptees. Featured writers include A.D. Powell, Adam Abraham, Jacob Hornberger, James Landrith, Emily Monroy and Patrice Farmer, among others.
Italian-Indigenous Connections
Italian-Indigenous Connections by Emily MonroyJune 1, 2021 On February 17, I saw an announcement in a local Italian-Canadian paper on an upcoming presentation titled “Italian-Canadian-Indigenous Connections” at the University of Toronto’s Frank Iacobucci Centre for...
Who’s Hispanic? Who’s Filipino? Part Two
Who’s Hispanic? Who’s Filipino? Part Two by Emily Monroy April 1, 2018 This article is a follow-up to “Who’s Hispanic? Who’s Filipino.” The gist of my original article: the Philippines and Latin America[note]For the...
Poetry: Grandma Susannah Taught You
Grandma Susannah Taught You an Old African-Child’s Rhythm Game, “Aunt Sally Died” by Kent Malcom “Aunt Sally died” ********“how did she die”? “She died like this; with her hand in the air” “Aunt Sally...
Poetry: Classmate’s Mother
Classmate’s Mother by Kent Malcom As a child my mother was called “White Trash” by a classmate’s mother. Meaning she considered my mother trash – but certainly not White. How ironic someone could talk...
Poetry: Cafe
Cafe by Kent Malcom The door trips the bell to a small-town cafe **********************************She walks in silence drips through grease scented air feeling the heat of coffee and whispers walking slowly to let gossip...
Poetry: Memories From My Mother
Memories From My Mother by Kent Malcom These memories you shared with me *****And they became mine The black blanket of night *****embroidered with the light of stars, gently covering you – *****tucking you...