This is so typical of American talk shows on “mixed race” identity. I’m surprised that any positive role models (the Graham siblings) were invited at all. Why did they invite […]
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This is so typical of American talk shows on “mixed race” identity. I’m surprised that any positive role models (the Graham siblings) were invited at all. Why did they invite […]
Read moreThe Meaning of Mulatto Radcliffe Quarterly Fall / Winter 1997 by Erin Bannister My mother is white. My father is black. But I have never known what I am. I […]
Read morePrincess Alexandra of Denmark http://www.eurasiannation.com/generic231.html
Read moreCatch That Kid Chicago Sun-Times by Roger Ebert Corbin Bleu and Max Thieriot, as her two pals, are just plain likable, and the attraction between Bleu and Stewart may be […]
Read moreIt’s sad that the people in this story believe that it is acceptable to call themselves “biracial” or “black” but never “white.” Is “white” some kind of godlike identity of […]
Read moreWhite Africans by Joel C. Snell http://www.socialvibes.net/HTMLarticles/WhiteAfricans.html
Read moreIdentify Yourself – The Story of Bruin-ou.com – Part II Bruin-ou.com by Charles Ash Is the term Coloured apartheid baggage? In the last newsletter, I took a meander down memory […]
Read moreDelaware’s Invisible Indians Part 2 Edward F. Heite Although it today is taken to mean mixed black and white, the word “mulatto” in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries generally applied […]
Read moreThis web site emphasizes what Susanne Heine says about the importance of language. It’s also a point I’ve been trying to make for years. When you use the opposition’s vocabulary, […]
Read moreIt’s going to be harder to maintain the “one drop” myth when people of obvious African ancestry who DON’T call themselves “black” are becoming more public. Remember when you NEVER […]
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