FAMILY: Embracing an amazing set of twins BILL LOHMANN POINT OF VIEW Tuesday, July 20, 2004 June Bunker Klemmer Ellison was born in her grandfather’s home in the mountains of […]
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Tag: Biracial and Multiracial
A Black *sic) Rose Blooms in Philly
A Black Rose Blooms in Philly Irish Voice, Vol. 18 No. 27, Wed., June 30 – Tues. July 6, 2004 Page 6 by Georgina Brennan In a historic decision, the […]
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White Girl or African American?
It’s interesting how often blond hair is mentioned as proof of the girl’s whiteness. The double standard here would be even more obvious if Isis were of mixed ancestry and […]
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Good List of Books on Mixed Race Issues
Good List of Books on Mixed Race Issues http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/listmania/list-browse/-/3UI25LQJFV7DZ/
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Melungeon Wisdom
Kennedy: We’re one big human family Coalfield.com by Robert Baird We’re all kin, Brent Kennedy says. “Not just figuratively, but literally.” We come from the same source if we go […]
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New Melungeon Book
Book studies Turkish, Melungeon links Coalfield.com by Robert Baird A new book by Brent Kennedy and Joseph Scolnick Jr. sheds some light on a neglected area of U.S. history – […]
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Philly’s biracial Rose at ease in 2 cultures
Philly’s biracial Rose at ease in 2 cultures Irish Echo by Peter McDermott At elementary school, Sinéad De Roiste always had the best answer to the question “What did you […]
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Going Beyond Black and White, Hispanics Choose ‘Other’
November 9, 2003 Going Beyond Black and White, Hispanics Choose ‘Other’ The New York Times By MIREYA NAVARRO Patria Rodriguez, an advertising sales director for a women’s magazine in New […]
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“Black” Mexicans
Forgotten culture: Ignored by society, black Mexicans deny their history By RACHEL GRAVES from the Houston Chronicle EL CIRUELO, Mexico — They call each other negro and sing and joke […]
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Thurmond’s Biracial Daughter Seeks to Join Confederacy Group
Thurmond’s Biracial Daughter Seeks to Join Confederacy Group The New York Times July 2, 2004 By SHAILA K. DEWAN and ARIEL HART Essie Mae Washington-Williams, a biracial woman who stepped […]
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