"You're not Black, you're mixed!"
thank you for this! my mother is Vietnamese and my father is West Indian. it' very refreshing to have this discourse as it was always missing as i grew up.
Great post, really plain and simple explanation of why "mixed" isn't an identity that replaces the facets of one's race.
thank you for this! my mother is Vietnamese and my father is West Indian. it' very refreshing to have this discourse as it was always missing as i grew up.
Great post, really plain and simple explanation of why "mixed" isn't an identity that replaces the facets of one's race.