The people who came from me are mixed race, and the people I work with and people I hire are mixed race.
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But any success found within the mixed-race baby Instagram community comes with the complication of the racial politics that surround mixed-race identity in general.
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Whatever my DNA says -- I'm certainly of mixed race heritage, I believe -- it is not the same as being what we call in this country mixed race.
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They see themselves as part of a network of parents in mixed-race families, many of whom are encountering mixed-race identity in their lives for the first time.
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Of the 20 'keepers in last weekend's Premier League games, 18 were white Europeans, one was the mixed-race American Tim Howard, and the other was the mixed-race Brazilian Heurelho Gomes.
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Mixed race girlfriends with Aboriginal woman taking selfie at bar
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Both are mixed race, raised primarily by the white, maternal
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Thirty percent are Hispanic and three percent are mixed race.
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Scott is of Indian descent, while Balinska is mixed race.
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She like the former president has a mixed race heritage.
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Being mixed race means not knowing who you belong with.
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It's not knowing the Brazilian people, who are mixed race.
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" Miller points out Harper-Mercer is described as "mixed race.
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My racial identity is questioned because of my mixed race.
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These omissions are the story of mixed race in America.
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And she is mixed race, and outspoken about her identity.
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But by the time I heard a third student say "I am mixed-race, from a mixed-race family," I had set down my notebook and was perched at the edge of my seat.
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Loving was about a mixed-race rural couple in midcentury Virginia.
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Javier: I'm a transgender mixed-race Latino who identifies as bisexual.
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They adopted a child together, a mixed-race infant named Donte.
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Would I say that the term mixed-race reflects my identity?
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Specifically ... his stepdad is black, and Stanley herself is mixed race.
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Seven percent were of mixed race and six percent were Asian.
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Well, both the defense and the prosecution were mixed-race teams.
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Attitudes toward mixed-race citizens have recently been changing in Japan.
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Williams dutifully quotes from the Journal of Critical Mixed Race Studies.
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Stone also wanted to explore the relationships in mixed-race families.
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Having a mixed-race child will certainly teach anyone about racism.
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"I was sitting there with my mixed-race family," Hennick said.
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That's a label that's gaining traction, and to the extent that people think of Latinos as a race (and some do), your kids are ancestrally mixed race as well as living in a mixed-race family.
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That cross will come in part because America's black, Hispanic, Asian, and mixed-race populations are expected to grow — indeed, the Hispanic and Asian populations are expected to roughly double, and the mixed-race population to triple.
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On this form, there is no option of ''mixed race'' or ''other.
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" Maxwell explained he's mixed race -- "My mom is white as sh*t.
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Mixed-race family asks Blue Bell Ice Cream to change flavor name .
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Because we're mixed race, our leg hairs curl at a slower rate.
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It was much better to be mixed race when you had money.
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I ask, as a fellow mixed-race girl: How does Rose identify?
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So did Canada's indigenous groupings: Inuit, First Nations and mixed-race Métis.
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A tenth of adults reported that they were in mixed-race relationships.
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I'm a black dad whose two mixed-race boys pass for white.
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Virginia (1967), mixed race couples were subject to prosecution and jail-time.
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"I am against the creation of a mixed-race nation," he added.
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LaValle, who is mixed race, grew up adoring Lovecraft and it shows.
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That's why you see a lot of mixed race people chilling together.
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He and Ms. von Habsburg are not the only mixed-race couple.
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Mixed-race families like Tharps's often find themselves open to public scrutiny.
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He is 6 feet 2 inches, dark-haired, mixed-race, and handsome.
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Back then, people could be unfriendly, even cruel, to mixed-race couples.
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In Cuba, where two-thirds of the population is black or mixed-race — and Mr. Castro and the vast majority of his government are white — a mixed-race American president embodied possibilities that most Cubans consider out of reach.
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Another option you mention would be to describe your kids as mixed race.
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I'm also mixed race and that's another thing that I feel is underrepresented.
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And my child is mixed-race, so that was extra unnerving for me.
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Could the fact that Meghan is of mixed race be the reason why?
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But some Brazilians think its glowing tribute to mulatas objectifies mixed- race women.
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You can be black, white, asian, hispanic, mid eastern, or mixed race too.
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Both found black and mixed-race speakers harder to comprehend than white ones.
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Mixed-race people don't get spoken to about their histories/perspectives and politics.
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In another photograph, a mixed-race couple on the street stares at Watanabe.
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Slightly more than half of Brazilians describe themselves as black or mixed race.
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Because Meghan is not only mixed-race, she's an actor AND she's divorced!!!!
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Some locals describe the community as racially harmonious, with many mixed-race families.
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It was, in a sense, a failed experiment of a mixed race utopia.
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In countries like Brazil and Cuba, mixed-race marriages and people are common.
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At 20, she is part of a mixed-race studies group on Facebook.
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For two consecutive years, the country has crowned a mixed-race beauty queen.
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She's from London, is of mixed race heritage and currently works in publishing.
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Couples — gay, straight, mixed-race — link arms and nuzzle as they walk out.
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The settlers' children and some mixed-race children attended Wolf Point's public schools.
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She was of mixed race, and that's why I particularly relate to her.
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Not to be too M.L.K. about it, but my children are mixed-race.
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He told me to say he was mixed race, and that was that.
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We also have the problem of determining where people with mixed race background.
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And a mixed-race heterosexual couple alternate between independent activity and needy embrace.
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Politics of identity She like the former president has a mixed race heritage.
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The name itself is arguably a racist term to describe mixed-race people.
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The campaign has also attracted the attention of supporters from Mark Wahlberg to Mario Testino to J.K. Rowling: As the number of people who identify as mixed-race grows, the need for mixed-race donors will only become more acute.
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Think about it: You have a young, mixed-race, South African guy coming in.
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"Not shockingly, not mixed-race family," she added of the mother she spoke with.
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Taliyah is mixed race, with a slim build, brown curly hair and blue eyes.
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It says nothing about mixed-race as a culture, as a place in history.
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I called myself mixed-race, a phrase that includes identities rooted in multiple races.
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Parents of mixed-race children must side with the KKK when they are attacked.
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Southern cities generally shut down their public pools rather than allow mixed-race swimming.
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"First of all, we don't do gay weddings or mixed race," the woman says.
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Meghan in particular — a mixed race, divorced American actress — has often been the focus.
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He learned of his mixed-race ancestry through a genetic test, and discovered relatives.
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Meghan is the first mixed-race divorced woman to marry into the royal family.
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But being from Singapore, which is such a multicultural society, and having so many cousins who are mixed race — and seeing their struggle as mixed-race Asians who aren't fully accepted on either side — I really have a lot of empathy for that.
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Mixed-race couples have to consider privilege and oppression as it concerns their respective races.
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There are mixed race couples, protests on the streets, hippies with long hair, and beatniks.
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The mixed-race origins of their families had also required a sorting out of identity.
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Millions of donors are registered internationally, yet fewer than 3 percent identify as mixed-race.
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Yet the gulf between white Brazilians and their black and mixed-race compatriots is huge.
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Both are Democrats, both have a background in law, both have a mixed-race background.
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Part of this, he argues, will come from the inevitable increase in mixed-race populations.
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I first came across Dr. Pauker some years ago while researching mixed-race identity formation.
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Mr. Moy and Lungie were especially close because they were both mixed-race and adopted.
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Kureishi, who is British-Pakistani, made his narrator and protagonist, Karim, mixed race as well.
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Richard was a white brick mason who drag-raced cars with similarly mixed-race friends.
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Mixed race studies has, of course, emerged as a field in the last two decades.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I'm a queer, mixed-race Latina living in Nashville, Tenn.
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Democrats are a coalition of liberal whites, African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians and mixed-race voters.
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It was 1984, when mixed-race relationships and any children of such unions were illegal.
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Our readers shared some of the struggles and triumphs of their own mixed-race relationships.
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They were called "brown babies," or "mischlingskinder," a derogatory German term for mixed-race children.
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She did not want to comment on how her mixed-race background had affected her.
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The story is about a mixed-race boy who struggles with his Chinese and American heritage.
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Saying I'm mixed-race makes me yawn myself—what does that even mean as a statement?
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It's also notable that these few women of color were all of mixed race and ethnicity.
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Casta paintings were used to define racial classification in colonial Mexico, particularly for mixed-race families.
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My family was very accepting to the fact that I would have a mixed-race family.
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This episode also dispels another simplification, in which mixed-race relationships were publicly tolerated only recently.
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"The U.K. has one of the fastest-growing mixed-race populations in the world," she said.
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We asked German readers in mixed-race families about the struggle to belong, and 500 answered.
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Efron's character falls in love with Anne Wheeler, a mixed-race trapeze artist played by Zendaya.
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An animated Holgate, who is mixed-race, then complained to referee Bobby Madley about Firmino's comments.
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Both his parents are mixed race: his mother half-Filipina, and his father part Native American.
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His campaign is a rarity in a country that has historically discriminated against mixed-race children.
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During the postwar years, Rose suffered the brutal bullying consequences of being a mixed-race child.
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Indians and people of mixed race, known as "coloreds" were also told where they could live.
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Women who had to acquiesce to their owners' demands sometimes bore them children of mixed race.
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"Southern cities typically shut down their public pools rather than allow mixed-race swimming," Wiltse said.
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Mixed heritage is a continuing fascination for Ms. Wales Bonner, who describes herself as mixed race.
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The protean, stubbornly unclassifiable Machado was born into poverty, the mixed-race grandson of freed slaves.
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Maybe he goes home to an African-American wife and a couple of mixed-race kids.
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" Or consider Tessa Thompson, the mixed-race actor who played the superhero Valkyrie in "Thor: Ragnarok.
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But neither Cole nor Birdie would have been widely understood as mixed-race in the 1970s.
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I think this is because they wanted me to feel comfortable as a mixed race person.
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Its central role for Taylor Stanley, a mixed-race dancer, was mercurial, slippery, hard to classify.
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Her family is a Surplus family, unwanted biology, in part because they are of mixed race.
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Native American and mixed-race students make up more than three-quarters of Wolf Point's enrollment.
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I didn't think it would be contentious having a mixed-race lead, because that is America.
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Beyond the hashtags like #mixedkidzIG and #swirl, and the babies with 100,000 followers, there's the community aspect of it: Parents of mixed-race kids say they've found each other through these pages, which is important because many are experiencing mixed-race reality for the first time.
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Could my daughter — I'm a mixed-race Latina and my husband is Anglo — see herself as white?
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There was no one who was of Anglo-Indian and African American mixed race where I was.
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According to the campaign, about 3 percent of people on public stem cell registries are mixed-race.
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Mixed-race marriage did not command the support of the majority of Americans until the mid-1990s.
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"It is hard raising a mixed-race girl waiting for her skin to darken," Jimmy Lee mutters.
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No reader seriously proposed that I use a term like mulatto or quadroon instead of mixed-race.
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Obama is mixed-race, of course, but the illustrator gave him floppy brown hair to hide it.
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Carey is the mixed-race child of an Irish mom and a biracial Black and Venezuelan father.
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As one of Ireland's few gay, mixed-race politicians, Varadkar's leadership affirms Ireland's modern sense of identity.
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By 1925, the boxing news community celebrated Jess's mixed race shows as the epitome of quality pugilism.
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The remaining nine percent consisted of Asians and Pacific Islanders, Native Americans and those of mixed race.
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Voices: German readers in mixed-race families told us about the subtle and overt racism they experience.
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As these tweets suggest, it's not always easy to be mixed-race or in an interracial relationship.
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If you're mixed race, the likelihood of finding someone who can save your life is lower still.
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I am black and raising light-skinned, mixed-race boys who can pass for white in Brooklyn.
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She said she wanted to be helped by an official who was white, Indian or mixed race.
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Kichi and I are both mixed race, with white mothers, immigrant fathers and hard-to-pronounce names.
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Hawaii also had the highest percentage of mixed-race people by a long shot in the country.
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"The Holy Spirit is technically his biological father so he would be mixed-race," Mr. Finochio said.
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"Ten to 20 years ago, we didn't see many mixed-race athletes," says Yoshitani of Kyodo News.
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Mr. Gans believes that it can because those identifying as "mixed race" should be counted as whites.
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That is why he made the central figure of his film, the boy Issa, of mixed race.
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Rarely do mixed-race couples — especially black men and white women — exist in their own, universal right.
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Pat believes she is mixed race, and being light-skinned creates social awkwardness for her at school.
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"The birth of their baby gives symbolic hope of racial reconciliation but as we learned with other high-profile mixed race folk it's all kicks and giggles when it's entertainment, but not necessarily when mixed race people are working to create equity and permanent change through policy," Burton says.
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Mair's half-brother is mixed race and Mair had accessed websites about matricide two days before the attack.
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And look at all the mixed-race role models in politics, entertainment, and sports: Actress Halle Berry, Sen.
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The 219-year-old man of mixed-race heritage sat in the whites-only section of the train.
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For many of the other mothers of mixed-race babies on Instagram, that support comes from one another.
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She now has her own mixed-race child, who has an Instagram page with close to 2,000 followers.
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From the mixed-race cast to the banging soundtrack, this movie was a huge part of my childhood.
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Nothing seems more Trinidadian than a mixed-race president joining a festival that has African and European roots.
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They're also getting more diverse, with new emojis for mixed-race couples and a ton depicting various disabilities.
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Do I think the UK has a fairly narrow view of what it means to be mixed-race?
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Lara's story has the chance to reach mixed race people who are rarely concentrated in a single community.
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Though around 50 percent of Brazilians identify as "black" or "mixed race," racism remains prevalent throughout the country.
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I have had the honor of playing characters that are American, African, Arab, Latina, and of mixed race.
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Barack Obama isn't the only example of a prominent mixed-race politician identifying solely with his minority heritage.
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In his early shows at the Commonwealth Sports Club in Harlem, his mixed race shows received little attention.
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Growing up mixed-race, I never really felt like I was enough for either side of my heritage.
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As a mixed-race woman myself, Loving helped put in perspective just how recently interracial marriage was legalized.
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"Wales Bonner uses her mixed-race heritage as a key reference in her collections," says the fashion site.
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Sam goes hard for the movement because it's still relatively new to her due of her mixed race.
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People look at our daughters and can see that they are this thing that we've called mixed race.
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About 51 percent of the population define themselves as black or mixed race, according to the 2010 census.
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Then Martinet recruited a plaintiff, Daniel Desdunes, a young mixed-race musician whose father was on the Committee.
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But people of visibly mixed race were rare in the higher society that Machado entered while relatively young.
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Ms. Fuertes-Knight, who is of mixed race, is bound by a confidentiality agreement and declined to comment.
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Her ancestry results indicated she was 99.9 percent East Asian and only 0.1 percent European – hardly mixed race.
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When the 26-year-old mixed-race native New Yorker began her musical career, she barely even rhymed.
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Ms. Fuertes-Knight, who is of mixed race, is bound by a confidentiality agreement and declined to comment.
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Has Naomi Osaka's rise to stardom been a turning point for how Japanese view hafus (mixed-race people)?
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As a mixed-race person, she has also helped prompt a discussion about how Japanese see their country.
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In every department of the federal government, 20 percent of jobs go to black and mixed-race candidates.
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But her father was a white plantation owner and her mother, an enslaved woman, was of mixed race.
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The year after Ms. Miyamoto won the beauty contest, another mixed-race woman, Priyanka Yoshikawa, took the crown.
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But so are stand-alone 'mixed-race' identities, since everyone is in some way mixed to begin with.
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They hanged his body from a tree in a mixed-race neighborhood: a lynching, in the nineteen-eighties.
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I want the spectrum of the emotion connected with a hair journey for a mixed-race Black person.
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If it weren't status, it'd be something else, like: How is it being in a mixed-race relationship?
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At the time, Mr. Masood, who is mixed race, was living in Northiam, a village in southeast England.
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She was also thought to be either black or mixed race due to her deep complexion and curly hair.
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"I think my daughter, who is mixed race, might have issues as she grows with her race," Berry said.
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There has been a big increase in black, coloured (mixed-race) and Indian people who are looking to go.
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His mixed-race heritage, exotic upbringing overseas and professorial Ivy League persona didn't fit the traditional black leader mold.
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As have attitudes and ideas about gay and trans people, mixed-race relationships, and certain types of drug use.
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The baby will also be one of the first ever heirs of mixed race in the British royal family.
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Kirk also hurt his chances in a recent debate, when he disparaged Duckworth's mixed-race background and family history.
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On May 4th police surrounded a car outside a mixed-race church and hauled the occupants out at gunpoint.
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"The fact that Lara is mixed race speaks to a very specific community," Gillespie explains of Lara's worldwide appeal.
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Who better to unify the world than a mixed-race man who has crossed nearly every gradient of society?
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In 2014, Mr Frey calculates, 19% of new American marriages involving whites and 31% involving blacks were mixed-race.
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Colin Kaepernick is not a TRUE black man ... because he's mixed race ... so says ex-NFL star Rodney Harrison.
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The U.S. Census Bureau says that Flint is 57% black, 37% white, 4% Hispanic and 4% of mixed race.
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The November issue of the magazine featured mixed-race model and feminist activist Adwoa Aboah as its cover star.
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Like so many mixed-race children, I have plenty of stories of how this ambiguous identity caused me pain.
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Derek "was of mixed race, which is to say he was black," the only black man among the friends.
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There's Sam (Logan Browning), the mixed-race protagonist who possesses a combination of anger, sadness, intelligence, and wary optimism.
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"Mixed-race identity is often equated with this idea that we live in a post-racial society," Huering says.
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In the Census Bureau's projections, people of mixed race or ethnicity have been counted mostly as minority, demographers say.
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He operated a bus line in Darby, Pa., in the mixed-race suburbs of Philly, in the early 1900s.
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Modern Love Fearing judgment of her interracial relationship and mixed-race child, a woman keeps both from her family.
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The report revealed he is one-eighth sub-Saharan African, which means that his mother was of mixed race.
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Adopted as a baby by a French couple in Bordeaux, he always believed he was of mixed-race parentage.
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During the campaign, American officers had treated the ragtag, mixed-race local forces with contempt, despite their long resistance.
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But Remi Joseph-Salisbury, a presidential fellow in ethnicity and inequalities at the University of Manchester, acknowledged that the greater focus on mixed-race people can more negatively be seen as linked to colonialism, in which a white, Western narrative values the proximity to whiteness that a lot of mixed-race people have.
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Last week, black women who had been following the teen revealed they had assumed Hallberg was black or mixed race.
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These fan pages have exploded in popularity and have inspired an entire network of mixed-race toddler influencers like Euphoria.
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Meanwhile, historic objections to mixed-race marriages were invalid and based on prejudice alone, because of marriage's historical procreative function.
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Their baby is the first mixed race baby born into a senior position in British royalty, according to royal experts.
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"She had a minor disability, she was working class and she was part of a mixed race family, " says Hanlon.
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While this newer recognition of mixed race gives me hope, I must also remember my own family history with it.
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I would check multiple boxes on the school form if it doesn't have ''mixed race'' or ''other'' as an option.
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Although Sophia is fair-skinned, she could be South American or mixed race, so any child can identify with her.
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She was then shipped to Reno, Nevada, where maid Jimmy Lee, who was Black, raised the apparently mixed race girl.
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But to test how their feelings toward mixed-race couples would manifest in behavioral ways, one final experiment was conducted.
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On the positive side, the number of people claiming a mixed-race background doubled, to 1.2m, between 2001 and 2011.
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"We're all mixed race to some degree, if you grow up in this part of the world", Ms Lyday reasons.
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In a 2011 NPR interview, Senna says that although she is mixed race, she was raised to identify as black.
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"[The shooter] is described as "mixed race" and born in England," Miller, then 30, wrote to Breitbart editor Katie McHugh.
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We have to have the blues or the Bible ... With a mixed race character, it's supposed to be very tragic.
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The Bethel-Christian Avenue-Laurel Hill Historic District is a historically mixed-race neighborhood next to Setauket's historic downtown area.
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Casalotti is half Italian and half Thai-Chinese, and the global donor register is severely lacking in mixed race donors.
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That may lead to discussions of the challenges that face Japan's growing number of mixed-race couples and their offspring.
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When I met Claude, the prospect of being in an interracial marriage with mixed-race children wasn't something we discussed.
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"Susan, Aarti, Keerthana and Princess, Sunday in Brooklyn" depicts a two-mother mixed-race family with two strong, joyful girls.
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She keeps returning to the lives of mixed-race people: the scrutiny they face, the fascination, congratulation, suspicion and scorn.
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Stormé started out as a performer in the nineteen-sixties, when the mixed-race New Orleans native was the m.c.
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He was a mixed-race poet living on a British-ruled island whose people spoke French-based Creole or English.
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But children see mixed-race families and the blurring of gender lines as normal, said Cyma Zarghami, Nickelodeon's longtime chief.
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Maloney is white, and the news release about the agreement says that the wrestler, Andrew Johnson, identifies as mixed race.
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Back then I thought it was a byproduct of being mixed race, as if the paint hadn't quite blended properly.
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What does the mixed race heritage of Mafia III's Lincoln Clay do for one of the game's senior writers, Charles Webb?
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The suspect, who fled the scene, was described by the victim as a mixed-race man in his 20s, Turner said.
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Many were dumping grounds when the apartheid regime removed "Coloureds" (people of mixed race) from the inner city in the 1960s.
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Many were dumping grounds when the apartheid regime removed "Coloureds" (people of mixed race) from the inner city in the 2500s.
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Young, fit and charismatic, as well as gay and mixed-race: supporters hoped he could be the face of modern Ireland.
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Then about the lack of people of colour and whether it was fine to declare that your type was "mixed race".
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Kanaks account for 39%; Europeans for 27%; other Pacific or Asian ethnicities and people of mixed race make up the remainder.
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Neither Dylan nor Luke's sexual pasts are monochrome either, and of course Evie, like Thomas who plays her, is mixed race.
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It's a reasonable question given the peculiar racial history of New Orleans, where mixed-race Creoles were slaveholders alongside the whites.
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Doesn't a term, which we can only assume is akin to "mixed race," exclude those with darker or lighter skin tones?
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I describe myself as mixed-race, but even then it feels limiting—I often find myself having to explain things further.
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For some black Britons, the prospect of a mixed-race princess has increased interest in the monarchy, so far all white.
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Other couples featured on the cam included an elderly black couple, a couple of mixed race and two young female friends.
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" Wilson guaranteed his readers that Jess would set up mixed race bouts featuring "some of the best men in the country.
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The Australian government had forcibly removed mixed-race Aboriginal children from their families to dormitories or industrial schools until the 1970s.
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Others suggest that mestiço (mixed-race) societies like Brazil's are liable to be flexible, about the law as much as ethnicity.
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Machen also uses the series to explore the elements that build her personal identity as a mixed-race person of color.
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It's how the mixed race daughter of a Laotian father and Eastern European mother could find herself a devout neo-Nazi.
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Kay is a mixed-race seventeen-year-old student at a boarding school in the lightly fictionalized town of Montefiore, Georgia.
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They were joined by a mixed-race congregation that included about a dozen other officers, as well as their two children.
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The film, directed by Jeff Nichols and in theaters now, portrays a mixed-race couple in segregated Virginia in the 1950s.
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Arts | Long Island An effort in Setauket to commemorate a once-thriving mixed-race community here is in its final stages.
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According to Yahoo's report, one woman wrote on Facebook, "what on earth Kinder?" after her mixed-race niece found the toy.
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Genevieve Gaignard is a mixed race artist who uses her craft to navigate what it means to be black in America.
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I've always felt a connection with President Obama through our shared experiences of being mixed race and both having African roots.
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I am a mixed-race black woman, but I was raised in a white family and taught to identify as white.
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Same-sex partnering, mixed-race casting and multiple dance idioms are all shown here: a quietly objective, latter-day melting pot.
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What's more, only white Afrikaners — no mixed-race or black or Asian South Africans — were allowed to work on the program.
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In 20173, more than half of black or mixed-race students between the ages of 18-24 hadn't reached high school.
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He also suggests that Alessandro de Medici, the 16th century duke whose progeny inhabits royal houses across Europe, was mixed race.
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While I'm an older white male, the young, mixed-race woman reminded me so much of myself some three decades ago.
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"This guy — mixed race, gay and orphan — he didn't start out at zero," said Massimo Piombini, the chief executive of Balmain.
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Meghan was the first mixed-race divorcee to marry into the royal family, something that, decades ago, would have been unthinkable.
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Unlike her mixed-race descendants, she looked "African," we thought, so that's how we referred to her: Jane Gates, the African.
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They argue that mixed-race Americans who identify as white are not always viewed — or accepted — as white by other Americans.
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It was a significant musical choice as Markle, a mixed race woman, took her place in a historically white, powerful monarchy.
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So this man, who's part of the KKK, finds through 233andMe that he actually has these African American, mixed-race children.
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Her subjects included circus freaks, giants, ordinary people made strange by their expressions or positioning, mixed-race couples, and transgender people.
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For example, though racial animosities are deeply rooted in many Americans, when people are put into mixed-race teams and asked to remember the faces of teammates, or when asked to remember what individuals in mixed-race teams previously said, people suddenly pay less attention to race and even show weaker implicit racial prejudices, according to several studies.
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But the presence of these mixed-race symbols in positions of power doesn't automatically translate into more power for people of color.
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I'm Italian, and he's Black, and according to the people pressuring us to have a kid, mixed-race babies are soo cute!
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I hope Black mothers of mixed race children aren't made to feel alien by stares of onlookers mistaking them for the nanny.
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Arthur "Aquaman" Curry is the mixed-race son of a human lighthouse keeper and a refugee from the underwater city of Atlantis.
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The Christopher Kostrzak-directed short follows a young Muslim teen girl as she finds love—or like—with a mixed race boy.
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Being mixed-race isn't really an identity, it's more a warning flag saying it's complicated and I don't want to bore you.
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The lawsuit also alleged that the driver, John Naisbitt, previously displayed "racial animus and discriminatory conduct" toward other students of mixed race.
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Ridley made it clear that Guerrilla is a reflection on his own role as a Black man in a mixed-race relationship.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNNe-Yo's Wife Defends Mixed Race BacklashTeen Mom's Plan To Replace Farrah AbrahamRose McGowan: I Was Framed In Cocaine Case!
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It then wouldn't admit any students who were in a mixed-race marriage and created rules to prohibit students from interracial dating.
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On average black and mixed-race Brazilians earn 58% as much as whites—a much bigger gap than in America (see chart).
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In the nineteenth century, people claimed that mixed-race people were unable to have children, the same way that mules are infertile.
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On Facebook, Mr. Marshall's posts extol the beauty of mixed-race families, and the contributions of African-Americans to the country's culture.
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But within my own 'cultural group' of the mixed-race and black people outside of school, I was always the weird one.
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So the next time you see a mixed-race couple, maybe don't tell them how beautiful their children are going to be.
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Remember that having mixed race children is not a cure for racism or a way to live out weird racial fantasies. 54.
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Eventually the area became, according to Ramirez's wife Melinda, "a really mixed-race community" and ultimately a stop on the Underground Railroad.
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It's a drama, set in a Florida police station, about an estranged interracial couple worried about their missing, mixed-race, adolescent son.
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The royal family also struck a major blow for inclusion and tolerance by welcoming a woman of mixed race into its midst.
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My agent is a white woman who is married to a black writer, and she has a mixed race son and stepdaughter.
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In reality, however, a number of these so-called mixed-race people, especially from the first two populations, identify themselves as white.
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As a mixed-race kid with thick wavy hair, I was more likely to be asked if I were Hispanic than Japanese.
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He was a mixed-race, allegedly queer survivor of lifelong abuse, maintaining a legendary sports career that was also destroying his brain.
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At a weekly breakfast attended by 40 legislators from East Texas, including Mr. Chapman, Mr. Sadler railed against the mixed-race casting.
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She acknowledges that Pat was far less aware than she of the realities of their life together as a mixed-race family.
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In the sense that my spouse was an African immigrant and my sons are mixed race, like President Obama and his siblings.
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Fauna Hodel, played by India Eisley, really was given up for adoption to a Black family and raised believing she was mixed race.
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Other additions include a variety of gender-inclusive, disability, and mixed-race emojis, along with a flamingo, razor, firefighter, construction vest, and more.
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What complicates Casalotti's situation is her mixed-race background, which makes it a lot more difficult for her to find an exact match.
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Under apartheid, black and mixed-race people were forced to live in the worst areas, far away from the whites and from work.
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As a man of mixed race whose mother was deputy mayor of Tripoli, he seems an odd fit for a far-right party.
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Dutch's gang is shockingly diverse, with black, Mexican, Native American, and mixed-race characters, and their leader is fiercely protective of them all.
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In 1978, he was sued again by the Justice Department for denying rentals to black people and steering them into mixed race housing.
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As Lara underwent her first bout of chemotherapy, a family friend filmed an appeal by her parents and brother for mixed-race donors.
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It is still seen as the party of those who are white, Indian or Coloured (to use the local term for mixed-race).
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As a mixed-race woman of color, this is something that means a lot more to me than just being another pretty powder.
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We'd elected a man of mixed race who'd lived all around the world and stood as a testament to an ascendant multicultural majority.
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So, while this isn't hard proof that mixed-race couples are subconsciously "disgusting" to racists, it is a worthwhile avenue for future research.
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Her art is a harmonious marriage of color and texture, with themes of her mixed-race identity and intrigue with astrology sprinkled throughout.
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Victoria: We challenge this purely by being the band that we are in terms of having a mixed gender and mixed race band.
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South African players who are classed as black (a term which includes those of mixed race and Asian background) have excelled at cricket.
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Mr. Rawls has written about his mixed-race background as the son of a former Georgia sharecropper and a woman of Welsh ancestry.
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The speech was given in the aftermath of the lynching of a mixed-race boatman and the killing of an abolitionist newspaper editor.
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Black, Asian, Latinx, and mixed race women were 34 percent more likely to be mentioned in problematic or abusive tweets than white women.
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Not to cast stones from this awfully glassy American house, but Japan still treats mixed-race Japanese as others, no matter their birthplace.
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In no time, Paris started to get choked up; it was rare to see mixed-race people portrayed in such an intentional way.
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"Being a mixed-race governor is unprecedented," said Yuichi Kiwaki, a beverage salesman who attended the campaign rally on Monday with his family.
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In Christopher Demos-Brown's unsettlingly current play, a mixed-race couple, anxious for news of their missing son, confronts a Florida police officer.
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In Christopher Demos-Brown's unsettlingly current play, a mixed race couple, anxious for news of their missing son, confronts a Florida police officer.
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In interviews, Senna has spoken with some weariness of the pressure to create positive depictions of mixed-race characters, to educate, to uplift.
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Mixed Race (Black/White) Shortly after enrolling in kindergarten, one of my classmates threw the N-word at me in a small scuffle.
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Louisa's mixed-race beauty turns her body into a living symbol of hope and integration in a country that is otherwise falling apart.
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First off, there's clear evidence that online dating is creating mixed-race couples at a faster rate than our increasingly diverse society would.
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As a mixed-race woman living in central Africa under European rule, Andrée Blouin had resigned herself to a life of daily humiliation.
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Her father, Michael, who grew up in Jamaica, Queens, is black; her mother, Dorothy, who grew up in Johannesburg, was of mixed race.
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I stood in line beside young mixed-race couples and first-generation sons and daughters bringing their immigrant parents out for the night.
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In our superficially more enlightened age, the phrase "mixed race" has become the accepted term to describe people with parents of different races.
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In one of my grandma's magazines, I discovered the book "Black, White, Other" — a seminal text for mixed-race scholars of my generation.
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"Whites thought of him as a black child; blacks, critical of mixed-race children, taunted him as 'the little yellow boy,'" Steffens says.
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At the time, this traditional, wifely move felt radical to me because it signaled that I was part of a mixed-race couple.
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About 65 percent of the population is white, 22 percent is black, 7 percent is Hispanic and 5 percent is of mixed race.
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Jim and Kaneisha perform one of three mixed-race pas de deux that we see during the first of Slave Play's three acts.
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But it's also deeper than its sound: touching on identity (as a young mixed-race man in London), depression, and the climate crisis.
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The Sun newspaper has suspended its former editor and columnist Kelvin MacKenzie for comparing a mixed race footballer to "gorilla", according to The Guardian.
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More than a quarter-century after the end of apartheid, South Africa is a mixed-race nation with a black majority and black president.
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I had previously offered, somewhat jokingly, that if they ever wanted to have mixed-race children I would definitely be the guy for them.
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In October 2018, as two mixed-race boys were getting on the bus after school, "Naisbitt intentionally closed the doors" on one of them.
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Poverty levels are highest among the black population, followed by South Africa's "coloured" population -- the accepted term for mixed-race people in the country.
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He would notice mixed race couples in Cedar Rapids and observe, contentedly, that nobody was staring at them or giving them a hard time.
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Mr Wyatt's mother was a member of the "stolen generation"—aboriginal and mixed-race children taken from their families to be raised in orphanages.
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But not all the artists were friends: some, as mentioned earlier, wanted nothing less than the mixed-race gay crowd out of their neighborhood.
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And, that means lot of kids of color will be able to see a mixed-race heroine take down an entire institution of villainy.
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Both areas were built more than 50 years ago during the apartheid era to house mixed-race families displaced from suburbs designated whites-only.
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Christopher Sampiro, 23, says he was fired for being of mixed race, after working two weeks at the Versace outlet store in Pleasanton, California.
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Boleyn also contains mixed-race people and members of groups that are rare in Britain as a whole, such as Filipinos and Sri Lankans.
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A queer and trans mixed-race artist, with Indonesian roots but raised in the West, Martohardjono uses their practice to explore decolonization through movement.
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In 1811, Charles Deslondes, a mixed-race slave driver from Saint-Dominique, Haiti, led what would become the largest slave rebellion in American history.
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"In an Ideal World," a documentary last month on the World Channel's "America Reframed," looked at a mixed-race program in a California prison.
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He was of mixed race, born to Japanese-born mother and white father, with an older sister who became a nurse and moved away.
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Notable among them was "A Wreath for Udomo" (1960), which was adapted from a novel by the mixed-race South African writer Peter Abrahams.
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BRANTLEY When I feel most excited about "inclusiveness" is when a play uses a mixed-race cast, and you accept it as a given.
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Mr. LaBute adds an extra spice of topicality by introducing the element of a mixed-race romance, but he doesn't justify its inclusion thematically.
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Not only had they given people ammo to dismiss arguments against, but they'd also used the ambiguity of mixed-race identity to do it.
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When you're mixed race being told you have one of your parents' eyes isn't an observation, but evidence towards what you're supposed to be.
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When she was in college, Barlow started investigating what it means to be mixed race, and began to feel more comfortable with her identity.
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Saar's new paintings, displayed in the main gallery space, are small, tender portraits of effeminate mixed race men proudly dressed in fashionable female attire.
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And though many of the girls (most of them white) are involved with mixed-race or black men, that also isn't discussed at all.
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America's historic uneasiness with interracial marriage and mixed-race children has found a new incarnation in the persecution of families with mixed legal status.
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"Certain white people in particular can look right through young people and also black and mixed race people like we aren't here," Florence says.
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According to 20170 data released by the census department, 47 percent of Brazilians identify as mixed-race, while another 8 percent identify as black.
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At dinner, Sydney opens up about growing up mixed race in Alabama, the racist names she was called, and how her home was vandalized.
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But in this story, following a mixed-race gay couple, it was remarkable how quickly the narrative pivoted to focus on a white lead.
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Logan, born in 1863 into a mixed-race family, spent her career at the Tuskegee Institute, where she became close to Booker T. Washington.
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Two Neo-Nazis were jailed last year for terrorism offenses, including propaganda that encouraged an attack on Harry for marrying a mixed-race woman.
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At least that's the story I've wanted to believe, that I lost Thanksgiving in a way unique to immigrants or families of mixed race.
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The maternal side of his family provided him with unique role models who were wealthy, powerful and highly influential individuals of mixed-race descent.
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One of the ways white supremacy has been upheld in American history is by forcing mixed-race Americans to identify with their nonwhite ancestry.
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Ne-Yo's wife says people got pissed over her comments about her son's hair because some folks still don't like seeing mixed-race couples.
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I am mixed race, 23 years old, and a 'new face' model on my first full 'fashion circuit' of New York, London, Milan, and Paris.
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Where the "Great Mixed-Race Hope" comes from Interracial children were once considered tragic figures, self-loathing objects of pity trapped between two racial identities.
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We learned that unless your ancestors, every one of you, are 100 percent, 100 percent from sub-Saharan Africa, we are all mixed-race people.
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All that changed when she encountered the work of Hana Tajima, a mixed-race British and Japanese designer who converted to Islam in her teens.
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The exhibition will also contain one future turning point: 2020, the year that mixed-race Britons are projected to become the country's largest ethnic minority.
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It comes off as if some people think interracial couples have an obligation to procreate, or that mixed-race kids are some sort of novelty.
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Assistant professor Lucia Martinez Valdivia, who describes herself as mixed-race and queer, asked protesters not to demonstrate during her lecture on Sappho last November.
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Despite being a light-skinned, mixed-race black person, despite growing up in a safe suburban area, this warning was a part of my childhood.
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Instead, Rowling unintentionally turns Leta, a mixed-race woman, into the "tragic mulatto" trope as a character born and bred of tragedy, unhappiness, and unbelonging.
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After yelling at Pat that she's "better than this little podunk town," tipsy Jimmy Lee complains that raising a mixed-race girl has been hard.
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The film is an intersection of two identity crises: What it means to grow up and what it means to be mixed race in America.
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I feel most mixed-race people use the term in a similar way to me as a shortcut past explaining each parent or grandparent's origin.
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Especially given the fact that I was mixed-race, growing up at a time where what he did on The Cosby Show was so extraordinary.
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People that identify as either Middle Eastern, Native American or mixed race have a far higher propensity to believe in ghosts than other racial groups.
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Between 2007 and 2017, only 43 women directed films among those 1,100 studied, and just four were women of color, all of them mixed race.
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And his family isn't here to be fodder for your parenting, child rearing, work-life balance, mixed-race family dynamics or any other opinion piece.
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No, if and when the first controversy over a mixed-race coach occurs, the shock waves will be felt primarily on the public-relations front.
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People in Vancouver's Chinese, Taiwanese, and mixed-race populations, and even just my fellow cooks, have told me they identify with my storytelling and cooking.
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And this may be overdue: a podcast featuring the history of adoption of mixed-race Asian and American children in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.
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A few months later, a member of the gang warned a mixed-race family that it, too, would be firebombed if it did not leave.
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Urban development in the 1960s previously wiped out a larger mixed-race enclave nearby, Chicken Hill, which was centered on Main Street and Route 25A.
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On February 25, Paris attended an art exhibition with her current partner, Jared, who is also mixed race, at the Public Functionary gallery in Minneapolis.
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"Talking about mixed-race issues is so complicated because you have to acknowledge that race is real, and that is just so murky," she says.
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Remember that it is Black women and Native women and mixed race women who are most likely to be raped in their lifetimes in America.
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If you do have mixed race children, make sure that they have access to people who look like them and who understand their experiences. 56.
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Soon, Anthony — a mixed race 22014-year-old, was dead in a darkened courtyard of a run-down apartment complex, with no gun anywhere around.
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Homophobia, mixed-race identity, sexual abuse, the lust for fame, the worship of celebrity — each of these themes has been brought forward and then discarded.
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Mixed-race people are among the fastest-growing segments of the population — between 2.6 percent and 6.9 percent of the population, depending on the study.
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It means that mixed-race people may be a small group now — around 7 percent of the population, according to Pew — but will steadily grow.
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The Catholic Church apologized in 2017 for its "participation" in the kidnapping and segregation of métis children and in the banning of mixed-race marriages.
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But there also exists an anguished place for mixed-race people who can't figure out where they belong, or how to talk about that confusion.
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In the Lady in Purple's, Ms. Wailes narrates the story of a mixed-race dancer who performs the role of an Egyptian goddess of love.
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He and his wife rarely talk about race, he said, but they wonder whether their mixed-race children will face prejudice growing up in Asia.
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In a county that has long been known as a haven of white Republicans, Santa Ana is a mixed-race, mixed-income, All-American town.
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Mixed-race convicts were also spared the brutality that was inflicted on less prominent prisoners, Mr. Kathrada said, though they were hardly exempt from mistreatment.
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But some experts raised the possibility that the numbers are off because some people of mixed race or ethnicity have a fluid sense of identity.
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The Census Bureau counts any person who is of mixed race or ethnicity as nonwhite, and experts say this can underestimate whites in the population.
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As a result of experiencing racial prejudices from white as well as black people, I want to dedicate my comb to the mixed-race folks.
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Bolsonaro has a deep record of making offensive comments about women and the LGBTQ community and racist statements about Brazil's black or mixed-race community.
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In The Shadow over Innsmouth, Lovecraft coded the Innsmouthers as mixed-race Pacific Islanders corrupting American blood on behalf of a powerful fish monster deity, Dagon.
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Concerned about the risk of single parent families and mixed-race children, she advised Russians to straight up not have sex with foreigners, per The Independent.
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Mixed-race babies from WWII want to know why they were given away Leon Lomax, now 73, is still haunted by the choice his mother made.
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Also, with Jyun being mixed-race and me being first-generation Chinese-American, we are fascinated by these stories of the hyphenated or in-between experience.
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It became the main repository for white and mixed-race voters, increasing its share of the national vote from 2% in 1994 to 10% in 1999.
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Nearly 40% of teenagers in Trinidad and a quarter in Guyana call themselves mixed-race or "other", or do not state their ethnicity in census surveys.
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Some 26% of Maré residents were born in Brazil's north-east, 62% identify as black or mixed-race and 60% root for the football team Flamengo.
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Many Cubans have spoken of their enthusiasm for the arrival of a mixed-race president in their country, where non-white citizens are in the majority.
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Anti-Semites argue that Jews are "using" nonwhite people — like Muslims, or people in the migrant caravan, or even mixed-race couples — to subvert white Americans.
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Siya Kolisi, the first black Springboks captain, led a 31-man team that included 11 black or mixed-race players, including six who started Saturday's final.
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It doesn't matter to how I've lived my life and how I will continue to live my life because mixed race is also a visible identity.
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Blacks and mixed-race South Africans were removed from cities and pushed into townships or homelands -- land allotted to non-whites, according to their ethnic identity.
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MRB user Krystal, 30, says that she uses the site partly because of the difficulties she faces raising her mixed-race sons in the American south.
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Logic, who is mixed race, nonetheless makes white rap because his music is usually a chore to get through, as it's nothing but piano-driven ballads.
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There, they saw a portrait of themselves, painted by artist Leslie Barlow, as part of a body of work that features mixed-race families and couples.
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As a mixed-race woman growing up in Pennsylvania and soon emerging into college and life beyond it, protagonist Thandi is unsure of where she belongs.
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No-one will ever say I'm white, but all the road men think because I'm mixed race that I can't be bad because I'm light skin.
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While "what are you?" may seem like a reductive question, it is in fact one many mixed-race people have had to answer far too often.
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It's easy to see how "Born a Crime," Trevor Noah's funny and devastating memoir of growing up mixed race in South Africa, became a best seller.
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Populations of racial and ethnic minorities are growing faster than whites, and one of the fastest growing groups consists of those who identify as mixed race.
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Independence, both creative and professional, eventually beckoned, and a vision of a nine-piece band playing to mixed-race audiences came to him in his dreams.
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Mr. Saul's Angela Davis need to be revisited in this light, as does his mural-size 1964 "Subway I," with its image of mixed-race mayhem.
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"We don't do gay weddings or mixed race, because of our Christian race, I mean our Christian belief," the woman told Ms. Welch in the video.
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"Mixed race" notwithstanding, an African heritage in America is never just a cool exotic spice; one taste and it becomes all anyone remembers of the meal.
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"Why do you care, and why are you asking that particular question to a kid who is clearly of some type of mixed race?" she asked.
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Even though she spends a lot of her time away from Japan, Osaka is proud of her mixed-race heritage and representing her country through tennis.
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"Why do you care, and why are you asking that particular question to a kid who is clearly of some type of mixed race?" she said.
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There was little to no representation of my identity — almost no characters in movies or television shows, no musicians or celebrities who identified as mixed-race.
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As the fair-skinned daughter of a black father and a white mother, her work speaks to being mixed race, discussing issues of visibility and invisibility.
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Now, however, an increasing number of people in the United States reject the one-drop idea, and they might say that your biological children are mixed race.
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"I am mixed race, I am a child and I cannot vote," she continued, with each of her statements repeated and amplified by the crowd around her.
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She underlined that Temer initially appointed a cabinet that was all male and all white, in a country where more than half the population is mixed race.
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The Canadian-born, mixed-race Claxton (his background included Native American, European, and African-American ancestry) began his career near where he grew up in the Northwest.
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Crazy Ex has an Asian male lead, a mixed race actor whose character reflects her true identity, and a critical, layered role for a woman over 30.
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It's a constant struggle for characters like Sam, who is mixed race, and Coco, who disagrees with many of her peers' vocal approach to addressing systemic racism.
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The gist: In 1958 Virginia, a quiet mixed-race couple (Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga) are arrested for choosing to get married, in defiance of miscegenation laws.
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The chance of being manumitted during a slave's lifetime were under one percent, and in the colorist system these were mostly the mothers of mixed-race children.
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As the kid of mixed-race parents, intolerance toward interracial couples makes me want to climb on a spaceship, hit ignition, and rocket off into outer space.
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" Todd also refuted Kyle's allegations that Chloe was on the reality show only because she's a mixed-race child and that "would be good for his demographic.
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They admire Sam's character — in addition to the light skin and long hair that come with her mixed race — and invite her and CoCo to their informational.
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White liberals are pro-Meghan and some seem to think that Harry marrying a mixed-race woman is a sign that the royal family is truly modernizing.
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Their experiences overlap, too, with other mixed-race groups in the south-east, such as the Red Bones of Louisiana or the Brass Ankles of South Carolina.
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First, it must persuade black South Africans, who are 80% of the population, that it is not just a party for white and coloured (mixed-race) people.
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In 258.1, Mary Seacole published one of the earliest autobiographies by a mixed-race woman, on her experience as a traveling nurse, titled Wonderful Adventures of Mrs.
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Under apartheid, white-only neighborhoods were often intentionally separated from black, Indian, or mixed-race neighborhoods by a physical feature, like a river or a railway line.
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It was patently untrue even at the time, but public "debates" over the claim meant that mixed-race people's lives were always discussed in this degrading context.
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It's an act that denies Osaka's identity, but it also misses what could have been a great opportunity to represent mixed-race people and multiculturalism in Japan.
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He spoke of his grandfather, who, he said, would throw a meal in the trash at a restaurant if he saw a mixed-race couple walk in.
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Both were factory workers in the mid-218s when they joined the Serpent Players, a mixed-race troupe that the white playwright Athol Fugard had helped form.
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It's not even to say that a white British man like Carr can't write from the point of view of a mixed-race man like de Sable.
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The writer and director, Cameron Crowe, said on his personal blog that the character was based on an actual mixed-race, part-Hawaiian redhead, but apologized nonetheless.
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Republican voters were notably homogenous, with 86 percent identifying as white, 6 percent identifying as Hispanic, 85003 percent as mixed race, and just 2 percent as black.
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French-speaking, mixed-race Creoles — a significant percentage of the city's population — had acquired education, achieved wealth and found a sense of freedom after the Civil War.
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"Ten years ago my son, who is mixed race, couldn't create a character in this one specific game with his hair and his skin color," she said.
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More specifically, in the U.S., when people are mixed-race and part black, they're often publicly identified as black (which is different than being, say, part Japanese).
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The only woman on the Murder Squad, and mixed-race as well, Antoinette has found it necessary to plow a path for herself through an unwelcoming world.
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Of the 16,239 Tooting residents counted in the most recent census (2011), nearly half were born outside Britain and 53 percent identified as mixed race or nonwhite.
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"First of all, we don't do gay weddings or mixed race … because of our Christian race, I mean, our Christian belief," the woman says at one point.
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The steady migration has made black South Africans the biggest racial group in Stellenbosch, outnumbering whites and people of mixed race, according to a 2016 population survey.
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It resulted in The Vesper Project, a complex, multimedia project centered on an elaborate and fictional history of a 19th-century mixed-race family named the Vespers.
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My mother is white and my father is black, and as a social psychologist, I research mixed-race identity and perceptions of biracial people for a living.
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The publishing legend spoke about how black and white performers took the stage in front of mixed race audiences at the Playboy Club long before they could elsewhere.
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" Yet another one said, "I am concerned that media using mixed race couple's in ads as normal is one way liberal's are trying to eliminate the white race.
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The county medical examiner determined the bones belonged to a woman between 20 and 30, possibly mixed race or Hispanic, who died about six months ago, he says.
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There's a scene early on where Maya and Kash are comparing the stereotypes that she, as a mixed-race woman, and he, as a Pakistani-British man, face.
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"To say who I am, to share where I'm from, to voice my pride in being a strong, confident mixed-race woman," Meghan wrote for Elle in 2015.
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But soon, I began to feel that the pressure to make my mixed-race identity my rhetorical crux was as much externally imposed as it was self-inflicted.
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David Cortman, a top litigator for ADF, insisted this case is about free speech, not anti-gay bias, stressing the case doesn't implicate rights of mixed-race couples.
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Her mother is consequently bewitched under the Imperius curse, raped, and dies giving birth to Leta, a mixed-race child who grew up unloved in the Lestrange household.
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The Robinsons are no longer a typical 1950s family: Judy is a mixed-race teenager from her mother's first marriage, and there's considerably more tension between family members.
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This was too radical a thought for many, as was his call a year later to give "coloureds" (people of mixed race) the same political rights as whites.
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"It was recently brought to our attention that the model gracing our December/January issue is not of black or mixed-race heritage," the magazine posted on Instagram.
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Other sources, like Essence, have taken Ridley to task over his nonsensical defense that his own mixed-race relationship is the reason Black women are missing in Guerilla.
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The study was small and only included African American or mixed race families, so it is hard to say if the findings apply to other groups, Spilsbury noted.
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Right now it is very black and white -- the three of them are black people and I'm a white person; they are mixed race and we are not.
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It was shared in a neo-Nazi social media group in August last year, just a few months after the duke married mixed-race former actress Meghan Markle.
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"We Brazilians can say with pride that we are one of the most mixed-race countries of the world," Mr. Temer said in an essay published on Friday.
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Whites and South Africans of mixed race make up the party's core supporters in that area, and blacks make up only about one-third of the population there.
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However, Urasaki said her daughter, whose late father is American, began speaking more negatively about the US presence after the incident -- a concern given her mixed race identity.
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According to NBC News, Legan "then used a slurs against mixed-race people and misogynistic descriptions of white Silicon Valley workers, complaining about 'hordes' of them 'overcrowding' towns."
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His mother was white, an immigrant Azorean washerwoman who died when he was nine; his father, though, was a mixed-race housepainter whose parents had, indeed, been enslaved.
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It should also be noted that the mixed-race and gender lineup doesn't look like the typical, all-white male idea of a metal band, which is welcome.
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WHY SHE MATTERS: A mixed-race, openly bipolar supermodel adored by millions, Ms. Aboah openly discusses her attempted suicide two years ago after battling alcohol and drug addiction.
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So, we had a lot of mixed-race Japanese Americans, which if you're doing something set in the '40s, isn't going to make sense because it was illegal.
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In the middle is their beatmaker, Peep One (Tay Bass), a woman of mixed race — in this show, you don't have to squint too hard to read messages.
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And a Peaceable Kingdom effect is enhanced by the inclusion of what look to be a group of mixed-race neighbors — white, black and Amerindian — having a chat.
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While black or mixed-race Brazilians account for just over half of the country's roughly 205 million people, they represented about 71 percent of homicide victims in 000.
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Their mixed-race daughter becomes the "Miss Burma" of the title, and the novel addresses themes of identity, longing and trust over nearly 40 years of Burmese history.
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Mehra and her wife are somehow able to be both pragmatic and idealistic about raising their gender-nonconforming black child as a mixed-race lesbian couple in America.
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When is Harry going to propose to his girlfriend, Meghan Markle, and does it matter that she is American, describes herself as mixed race (and is an actress)?
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Mixed-race couples existed here long before 1967, but the Lovings (played by Joel Edgerton and Ruth Negga) were among the first to demand official recognition through marriage.
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He also writes about how, in St. Louis, where he was born, a mixed-race couple spotted by police would be hauled in for mandatory venereal disease shots.
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In the U.S., that "tribe mentality" often manifests as racism – which makes it interesting that the main characters in It Comes at Night are a mixed-race family.
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I often wrote about my experience as a mixed-race young adult for class, but would keep these essays hidden from all but the instructor and my grandmother.
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She is a figure who would usually be beneath the standard gossip blogs — a mixed-race working actress, over 21, divorced, leading a rather uneventful life shooting television.
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I began to recognize distinctive traits in Generation Z (born after 1996), including that it is the most diverse, containing the most mixed race kids and children of immigrants.
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Because Native Americans are commonly mixed-race, Bullock said, many do not self-identify, and others who may not "look" Native American may be misclassified by hospital intake staff.
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" He allegedly complained about the depiction of interracial couples in television ads: "It's like every other commercial in the past few years has a mixed-race couple in it.
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It's clear that mixed race people cannot appropriate their own culture, but I still find myself wondering if people will mistake him for being a Rachel Dolezal-like abomination .
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Stampp said most of those who interact with her are other black mothers of black or mixed-race kids and run their own pages or pages that collate photos.
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Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders form about 6 percent of the U.S. population, a figure that does not include people of mixed race, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Reece found that even black people with darker skin who identified as mixed-race were rated better-looking than those with lighter skin who said they were just black.
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Adding insult to injury, she contrasted Mr Biden's apparent carelessness towards minority sensibilities with a memory of the racism she had faced as a mixed-race child in California.
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Growing up well-educated and watching his father, also an actor, perform on screen, Enoch stated that he never thought much about how presenting mixed-race would affect him.
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The summary: Mixed-race Brooklyn teenager Miles Morales finds out he's his world's version of Spider-Man when other versions of the superhero begin crossing over from other dimensions.
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I realize now that it's something pushed upon us, not just as mixed-race people but as those living within an environment that feeds off what's known as normativity.
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In another paper, Mr Carlson examines what a mixed-race cohort of young Americans expected of life when they were interviewed in 1979 and what actually happened to them.
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"[Both Monica Wesley, the designer and founder, and I] are mixed race, so we understand the frustration of never seeing anyone who looks like you in media," she says.
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Goldblatt worked with a young New York Times correspondent, Joseph Lelyveld, who was deported in 1966, after the two collaborated on a photo essay about Coloured (mixed-race) people.
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In the decades before the Civil War, mixed-race slaves would sometimes sue for their freedom, claiming that they were not actually black, and thus could not be enslaved.
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Karl Bendetsen during the internment of Japanese Americans, to imprison anyone with "one drop of Japanese blood," a call back to the racist classification rule for mixed race children.
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The uplifting video shows a gay couple, someone in a wheelchair, best friends, and a mixed-race couple broadcast over the field at a January Orlando Pro Bowl game.
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Bloodshed over the past seven months in mainly poor black and mixed-race areas has killed more than 2,000 people, almost half gang-related, Western Cape provincial officials said.
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But now I'm exploring what it really means to move through the world as a mixed-race woman, and I face a new struggle with those closest to me.
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Since the Commonwealth of Virginia won't recognize mixed-race marriage, they travel to Washington, D.C. to sign the license and arrive home only to be swiftly thrown in jail.
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Because Gaignard is a fair-skinned mixed-race woman, the artist's own body and characters it produces challenge racial and gender assumptions and stereotypes in uneven and profound ways.
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Experts also point to a failure by authorities to address deep-seated poverty that persists in many black and mixed-race areas 25 years after white minority rule ended.
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Meghan Markle just became one of the first mixed-race members of the British royal family, and the royal wedding has not been not shy about making that point.
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During my time hanging around South Philly's Indonesian community, I met immigrants with mixed-race spouses and local church leaders who hold joint prayer events with their Muslim counterparts.
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In 2009, online commenters assailed a mixed-race contestant on a Chinese reality show, mocking her for having a black father, leading to a string of international news stories.
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"Why overcrowd towns and pave more open space to make room for hordes of mestizos and Silicon Valley white twats?" the caption said, referring to people of mixed race.
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That is, in a fantasy world where, among other things, one older mother's lifetime of bigotry can be cured by half an afternoon spent with a mixed-race child.
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The population has historically been underrepresented in government, but a rise in citizens identifying as black or mixed race is helping to chip away at economic and educational inequalities.
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Set up in 2013 by marketing analyst Ana Catarina Cizilio, the blog is now run by four curly-haired women who variously identify as Black, mixed race, and white.
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The piece with Paris includes her partner, Jared, as well as her mixed-race child, as the family lounges on an unmade bed; an abstract painting hangs behind them.
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Before the prayer service on the mountaintop, a preacher, Jonathan Tremaine Thomas, was at its base, rallying the mixed-race crowd that was preparing to hike to the top.
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In addition to the spinoff "grown-ish" on Freeform, a prequel, "mixed-ish," about Rainbow (Tracee Ellis Ross) growing up mixed-race in the 1980s, is in the works.
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But at long last, some justice: Lee's original treatment has been turned into a series starring a mixed-race actor (like Lee) and a headlining cast that's majority Asian.
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And so, as the House of Windsor welcomes as a new member Meghan Markle, a divorced, mixed-race American, it is only fitting that the wedding is held there.
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And theirs is one of the few efforts that suggest, as a matter of fact, that Native people come in all hues — blond, mixed race and everything in between.
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Here are a few of the images and comments he collected from mixed-race children who had been kidnapped from their families during Australia's disastrous experiment with forced assimilation.
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Black, white and some mixed-race fans donned springbok shirts and shared drinks as their team dominated the England side in the final to bring the cup back home.
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Often compared to Obama as a result of her mixed-race upbringing, Harris has not been shy about tackling issues relating to income inequality, racial justice and health security.
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As a stay-at-home mom to three children of mixed race, Crump said the political debate feels like a toxic churn of clashes pitting Americans against one another.
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The town is overwhelmingly white, according to that census, which listed 15 people of mixed race, nine American Indians or other indigenous people, five Asians and one black person.
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They're smarter, they're healthier -- and I do not agree with these things, let's just make that clear, but that's the narrative now," said Sharon Chang, author of "Raising Mixed Race.
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Like mixed race couples and cultural identity, New Girl handles late-age sexual revelations expertly – on any other show, Schmidt's mom being a lesbian would have been a whole episode.
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According to the study, black and Asian women as well as Latinas and those of mixed race were 34 percent more likely to be mentioned in problematic or abusive tweets.
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Into the Spider-Verse openly stated, "Anyone can be Spider-Man"; the main character in the story is a mixed-race teenager who inherits the Spider-Man costume and powers.
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Seeing her nephew inspired her to set up a page to celebrate children like him, so in February 2017 she started mixedkiids, a page devoted to celebrating mixed-race babies.
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As Canada prepares to celebrate its 150th birthday on July 1st, its main unfinished business is the situation of the 673m indigenous people: Inuit, First Nation and mixed-race Métis.
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For the first time, the 2000 census offered an option for mixed race that gave the respondent the chance to self-declare the components of his or her own identity.
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Last, but certainly not least among them, was Lewis Hamilton, the mixed-race driver aiming for a fifth world championship who would eventually go on the win the Sunday race.
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This guarantees a replacement if anybody is performing elsewhere—Thompson, for example, also does a Lady Gaga tribute act and Twardowski, who is mixed race, moonlights as Beyoncé and Rihanna.
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A powerful opening montage shows the characters dealing with Trump's election, and in another episode one of Nola's lovers has to discuss the N word with his mixed-race son.
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"I am concerned that media using mixed race couples in ads as normal is one way liberals are trying to eliminate the white race," he said in a fourth post.
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Since taking charge, he has given many black and mixed-race players opportunities at all positions, and last year he appointed Siya Kolisi as the national team's first black captain.
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Ang Sutonga, its mixed-race teenage heroine, must risk her life in a race against time to clear her employer accused of murder and to save the city she loves.
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The team had groomed the series' first mixed-race driver from boyhood through the various racing categories to his arrival in Formula One in 2007 at the age of 323.
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Being the great-granddaughter of a half-Seminole shepherd during the Texas range wars, I am proud that mixed-race heirs of livestock caretakers have finally stormed the executive branch.
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Recent bloodshed in mainly poor black and colored mixed-race areas was likened to a "war zone" by a provincial official this week, with some 2,000 people killed since January.
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It turns out that black and mixed-race people make up more than half of the cast because I picked them according to their talent as dancers, and their sympathy.
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It governs Cape Town and the province that includes it, but it has yet to break out of that enclave, where the population is mostly coloured (mixed-race) or white.
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In the predominantly white town of Eugene, Zauner, like many first-generation, mixed race, and immigrant kids, felt the desire to separate herself from Korean culture during her younger years.
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I'd joined gangs, including one of L.A.'s oldest, because coming from mixed-race parents, taunted as a "half-breed," being a gang member gave me a home, an identity.
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The ranks of South Africa's black, Asian and mixed-race millionaires expanded to 21994,22004 from 22014,383 from 238 to 2220, according to New World Wealth, a consultant based in Johannesburg.
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Emma Stone, a blonde, played Allison Ng, a mixed-race character with Chinese and native Hawaiian ancestry, in the 2015 film "Aloha," a move that upset both critics and viewers.
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The reality, of course, is that mixed-race Americans were largely the result of the cream being poured into the coffee, as it were, and not the other way around.
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The European colonists who came to Africa mated with Africans and produced mixed-race offspring, who were then deemed to be of a superior class to the full-blooded Africans.
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He imagined the show's diverse girl group — one poor and white, one rich and black, one of mixed race — as an imperfect yet inspiring portrait of racial unity and healing.
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"People seem to feel validated in their racist and sexist beliefs right now," said Tayler Lien, 22, a mixed-race college student in Las Vegas who voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Those he felt acutely as a mixed-race South African — "colored," under the country's apartheid system — married to a white woman, and as an exile for most of his life.
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Black voters are likely to back the A.N.C., while white and mixed-race South Africans tend to vote for another party, the Democratic Alliance, in this part of South Africa.
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It's a shame, because there's definite potential here—in Simone especially, who's a survivor, an addict, a mixed-race teenager, and the most reluctant to even be in the group.
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Growing up in the late '80s as a biracial girl, I never had a mixed-race prince or princess whose image I could sport on my backpack or my lunchbox.
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The mixed-race son of a wealthy Chinese trader, Ping is a lifelong insider who was close to Bongo's father Omar and even fathered two children with Omar Bongo's daughter, Pascaline.
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With his mixed-race background and dark skin, he pitched his appeal to the poor and "humble"; in his high-school yearbook, he was already tipped to be a workers' leader.
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Brian Kanner, Pound Ridge, N.Y. My kids are of mixed race, too, and I am very reluctant to label them just one or just the other, one-drop rule be damned.
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He points out that he is the only person of colour in the race in a state where, by 2020, most children will be either from a minority or mixed-race.
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Teege first had to deal with being a mixed-race child given up for adoption and the feelings that can bring, of being unwanted and worthless, Bruendl says in Teege's book.
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When confronted by Joelle who feels rightfully betrayed that her best friend has a secret lover, Sam tries to use her own mixed race heritage as a defense for dating Gabe.
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In terms of what I felt I was able to draw, or what I have drawn, it's been very connected to what [relationship] I've been feeling with my mixed race identity.
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Rodney Harrison is FULL OF CRAP when he says he didn't know Colin Kaepernick was mixed race ... so say NFL Pro Bowlers Brendon Ayanbadejo & Robert Smith ... who ain't buying Harrison's excuse.
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For the record, Flint is 22014% black, 37% white, 4% Latino and 4% mixed race; more than 41% of its residents live below the poverty level, according to the U.S. Census.
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CBS had a script that worked with a mixed-race woman and a Black man as its stars, which would have been an excellent opportunity for visibility for people of color.
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Plenty of preto (black) and pardo (mixed-race) Brazilians, who together make up just over half of the country's 208m people, proudly contrast its cordial race relations with America's interracial strife.
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Houston police are investigating a claim that a local socialite harassed a mixed-race couple during a photoshoot for their baby's first birthday after a video of the incident went viral.
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But for me that pressure has been outweighed by getting text messages from mums I know saying how huge it is for their mixed-race daughters that I am playing Hermione.
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And he dismisses in a footnote speculation that Robert Harlan, a man of mixed race who grew up as a member of John Harlan's family, might have been a half brother.
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Smith, who identifies as mixed race, says he has always struggled with his identity for much of his life because of the way people of colour are represented by the media.
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" The image led NPR to ask its readers: "If Hollywood were to remake Cleopatra with this mixed-race image in mind, who would you like to see play the title role?
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"I'm mixed race, Middle Eastern and white, and I grew up in what was at the time perceived to be a problem white working-class estate," he said in an interview.
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For instance, Sarah Gaither at Duke, a frequent collaborator of Dr. Pauker's, has discovered that, when reminded of their multiracial heritage, mixed-race individuals score higher on tests that measure creativity.
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BRUSSELS — Belgium apologized on Thursday for the kidnapping, segregation, deportation and forced adoption of thousands of children born to mixed-race couples during its colonial rule of Burundi, Congo and Rwanda.
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But it remains to be seen whether welcoming a mixed-race divorced American into the family can sufficiently revive the brand and perhaps even ensure the survival of the British monarchy.
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Democratic voters were markedly more diverse, with 57 percent identifying as white, 21 percent identifying as black, 12 percent as Hispanic, 5 percent as mixed race, and 3 percent as Asian.
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Bloodshed in the mainly poor, black and mixed-race neighborhood since the beginning of the year has killed more than 2,000 people, almost half gang-related, Western Cape provincial officials said.
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And some were obscure, outdated classifications like Quadroon and Octoroon that refer to the fraction of African ancestry in people of mixed race — a common basis for discrimination in previous eras.
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A mixed-race royal marriage, just across the border, would not merely enrage the South Africans but might inspire them to annex the country, upon which they have always harbored designs.
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In audio first put online by right-wing pundit and provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos on Saturday, white nationalist Richard Spencer can allegedly be heard ranting about Jewish people and mixed-race people.
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His parents, both light-skinned immigrants of mixed race, dodged landlords and immigration officials by changing the spelling of the family name, and avoided housing covenants by claiming to be Hispanic.
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Hodel's book was primarily the story of her childhood and teenage years, when she grew up with African-American adoptive parents and thought she was mixed-race, although she was white.
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In the manifesto he released, the accused Christchurch shooter made frequent references to "white genocide," the idea that nonwhite immigration and mixed-race relationships constitute a genocidal threat to "white" people.
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According to the Times, Harford is accused of making bigoted comments about interracial relationships after viewing one of the company's ads featuring a mixed-race couple, as well as openly expressing that he was unable to tell the difference between two black women featured therein:On a conference call this spring with colleagues, Mr. Harford, the company's chief operating officer, critiqued a new ad that showed a mixed-race couple, said five people familiar with the conversation.
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However, last week her Insta-famous page turned infamous when black women who had been following the teen on the platform revealed that they had assumed Hallberg was black or mixed race.
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Turns out that, while many Englanders were in denial at the time, the wife of King George III, who was Queen from 1761 until her death in 1818, was of mixed race.
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The question of cultural appropriation is a touchy one for Gud, made even touchier by his mixed-race heritage—"My problem is I can't decide" on a racial identity, he tells me.
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Hamilton has broken down barriers as Formula One's first and only mixed-race champion, and did so coming from an under-privileged background without wealth or any family history of motor racing.
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"My father was not holding my hand or anything because he couldn't be seen to be the father of a mixed-race child," Noah said when recounting a story from his childhood.
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Some are happy to define themselves in that way, while last year the British Sociological Association deemed deemed the term mixed-race as "misleading since it implies that a 'pure race' exists".
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But that ignorance extends well outside the mixed-race category—for example, a lot of us aren't really exposed to second or third-generation ethnic minorities who grow up in rural areas.
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Both Hadid and her boyfriend Zayn Malik are of mixed race, but this isn't the first time she's gotten into hot water for being insensitive and not fully understanding of other cultures.
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When the second questioner responded that they knew this history because "our parents were a part of it," the audience began to disagree among themselves, prompting Ridley's whole "mixed-race relationship" defense.
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Being mixed race, I was left to just sort of float in space because we didn't really talk about race and ethnicity in my household... This is about peeling the layers away.
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Considering all this, it's not surprising that Alessandro de Medici, who for a time was the Duke of Florence and the head of the great Medici family, may have been mixed race.
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Sweden's Eva Nyström and Adriel Young of Australia, competing as a team for the first time, won the mixed race and were eighth overall in 8 hours 49 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Either many Peruvians don't care about Mr Ramírez's conduct, or they accept his claim that he is maligned as a self-made cholo con plata (a man of mixed race with money).
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I think it is interesting to consider how, like, sort of, flushing out the mixed race nature of (Kamau's) heritage may play into the ways that they see themselves in the world.
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The ceremony paid tribute to her mixed-race heritage, including a passionate sermon from Bishop Curry, the first black presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, and featuring songs from a gospel choir.
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It's a sentiment that mixed-race couples hear all too frequently, as interracial marriages have become increasingly common in the United States since 225, when the Supreme Court's decision in Loving v.
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For the mixed-race protagonist, getting by means running off from everything she knows to join up with a door-to-door magazine sales crew that she encounters at a K-Mart.
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On a conference call this spring with colleagues, Mr. Harford, the company's chief operating officer, critiqued a new ad that showed a mixed-race couple, said five people familiar with the conversation.
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The writer and activist Rebecca Walker (1969) told "The Loving Generation" director Lacey Schwartz last month that she believes biracial and mixed-race fluidity has led to significant cultural and political contributions.
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"I serve what Creoles of color generally made for gumbo," Ms. Chase said, using a term that refers to mixed-race descendants of West African, French and Spanish citizens of New Orleans.
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Prime Minister Charles Michel offered the apology on Thursday afternoon in front of a plenary session of Parliament, which was attended by dozens of people of mixed race in the visitors gallery.
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Most reflect a genuine fascination, ranging from simple expressions of good wishes to commentaries on royal weddings past and the significance of a popular, modern prince marrying a mixed-race American actress.
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It was at the Invictus event in Toronto in September that the English prince and the American actress of mixed race made their first public appearance, holding hands, laughing and even kissing.
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While mixed-race and interfaith couples often thanked me after my shows, many others let me know that I was one of the "good Muslims" whom they didn't have a problem with.
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Brazilian Integralism was a 1930s anti-Semitic movement — yes, there were many Brazilians, of mixed race themselves, who were sympathetic to a movement that would have sent them to a concentration camp.
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For them the "mixed race" label, when employed by black people with a nonblack parent or grandparents, seems more a transparent attempt to dodge racial pigeonholing than a heartfelt assertion of identity.
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He accused Adams of presenting a petition on false pretenses, claiming that the ladies in question were no real ladies at all, in his book, but mixed-race women and former slaves.
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In 2018, Meghan Markle became the first mixed race divorcee to marry into the family, something that "would have been unthinkable" just a few decades ago, according to royal biographer Katie Nicholl.
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Over the years, these co-ops have been among the first dormitories to offer mixed-gender and mixed-race housing, and have been the sites of important protests against war and inequality.
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"Growing up in Columbus, because I was from a mixed-race family, it was very far outside the norm for a lot of people," said Ms. Desai, who is Indian and Jewish.
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That's how we learn that the mixed-race couples are in attendance because the black partners are unable to feel sexual pleasure, and their white partners are unable to figure out why.
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The American artists and choreographers of "Modern Living," Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly, produced an hourlong show in which this mixed-race pair displaces France's conventional bourgeois couple from the master bedroom.
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Born in 1805, she was a pioneering, Jamaican-born nurse — and hotelier and world traveler — of mixed race, and was noted for her tireless work on the battlefields of the Crimean War.
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Raphaëlle Delaunay, a mixed-race dancer who went to the Paris Opera Ballet School and danced with the company from 1992 to 1997, said that Mr. Millepied was right to raise the issue.
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"Here I was (my curly hair, my freckled face, my pale skin, my mixed race) looking down at these boxes, not wanting to mess up, but not knowing what to do," she remembers.
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Race an 'important factor' In South Africa the survey found differences on core issues along racial lines, black South Africans tend to be consistently more optimistic than white and mixed-race South Africans.
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For Joe and Pat, the racial slurs and symbols smeared throughout the home touched off raw memories of their son Jay, who they said was taunted in school because of his mixed race.
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On top of all that, she serves as editor-in-chief of her lifestyle blog, The Tig, where she published a moving personal essay on her experiences as a woman of mixed race.
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We had an email from a listener who said that he's mixed race, so he will use a default emoji until someone he's talking to uses an emoji, and then maybe he'll change.
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Miyamoto was the first Japanese person of mixed race to win a major beauty pageant in a largely racially homogenous country, and she received a firestorm of negative comments after she was crowned.
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Part of it's because she's a woman, part of it's because she's mixed race in mostly white Dublin, and part of it, she thinks, is that they just don't like her very much.
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A shrewd choice to feature mixed-race British supermodel-in-the-making Adwoa Aboah on his first issue marked a pivotal point in the magazine's history, heralding the start of a #NewVogue era.
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According to police reports, the girl described a man of "mixed race" in his 40s to 50s with a white goatee pulling up to a stoplight in his truck before he started masturbating.
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With the help of another postdoctoral psychologist, she was able to survey 152 college students in a series of three experiments aimed at expressing how the brain processes racism toward mixed-race couples.
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"One drop" of black blood came to be seen as polluting; laws were passed defining mixed-race children as black and cutting them out of inheritance (though the palest sometimes "passed" as white).
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Mike Lankford's " Becoming Leonardo " (Melville House) builds on theories that she was a slave, possibly of North African origin, thus adding "mixed race" and "cross-cultural" to the artist's twenty-first-century credentials.
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In an interview with the New York Times Magazine, Rudolph opened up about the struggle of being mixed-race in the sketch comedy world, and the jokes it led to at her expense.
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And with her mixed-race heritage as the daughter of civil rights activists, Harris has unique potential to consolidate the African American vote, arguably the most powerful constituency within the Democratic primary electorate.
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"Mildred is this quite shy, reserved, soft-spoken mixed-race woman from a really tiny town," said Ms. Negga, who was born in Addis Ababa to an Ethiopian father and an Irish mother.
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In his country's erstwhile lexicon of racial separation, Mr. van Niekerk would have been classified colored, meaning of mixed race, and certain to be denied the same sporting facilities or opportunities as whites.
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But they reject the suggestion floated over the years that the Turks should be grouped among the Melungeons, mixed-race people of uncertain origin who settled in parts of Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky.
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The city's mayor, Sylvester Turner, a Democrat, had killed a 233-unit mixed-income, mixed-race housing development slated for an affluent white area known for its high-end shopping and excellent schools.
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It became more of an issue when I was a teenager in boarding school; I had heard rumors that I was of mixed race, because that's when you have to choose social camps.
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During one searing argument, Mira asks Jed if his Jewish, MAGA-spouting folks — who are doting grandparents to their mixed-race child — would be O.K. if she voted for an anti-Semitic candidate.
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In America, mixed-race identity tends to invite both curiosity and suspicion, largely because few have found a way to interrogate it without centering whiteness as the scale by which to evaluate blackness.
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Her home base of California dwarfs everyone else's; her mixed-race ancestry provides an opening to non-white voters; her age, 54, creates a next-generation contrast with the three septuagenarians she trails.
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I came to this gem late, as a 33-year-old "mixed-race" black man who'd just become the father of a blond-haired, blue-eyed "black" daughter who could pass for Swedish.
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She's curvy, she's mixed race, she's Japanese and Caucasian, and she's had such an incredible trajectory from being, you know, a dancer for the Cavaliers to the CEO of all Kardashian-West brands.
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A divorced former TV actress from a mixed-race background, Meghan Markle met Prince Harry through mutual friends in London in July 2016, a month after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tiffany Cartagena said she was eating with her mixed-race girlfriend at a restaurant in Ohio last month when she heard nearby diners remark about the "monkey" at the next table.
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"First of all, we don't do gay weddings or mixed race, because of our Christian race — I mean, our Christian belief," said a woman in the video identified as one of the owners.
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The festival coincided with a conference at the University of Southern California on critical mixed-race studies, and the publication of "Hapa Japan," a two-part volume of essays that Professor Williams edited.
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Bow and her two siblings face discrimination from their peers because they come from a mixed-race family, and they struggle with whether they want to fit in or stick to their roots.
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As a self-identi ed mixed-race woman, she contends with different stereotypes and personas in her work, creating alter-egos in a way that is more Nicki Minaj and less Cindy Sherman.
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"I remember watching TV as a young mixed-race girl not seeing many people who looked like me, so I think being able to visually recognize yourself on screen is important," Mackie said.
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The conversation is heated: For every tweet about how mixed-race kids are the future or key to ending racism, there's a quote tweet asking people to stop using children as a eugenics experiment.
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She is being dragged on Twitter for calling other women from her hometown ugly and prioritizing her own mixed-race heritage — and the lighter skin that comes with it — in her assessment of beauty.
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In the past seven years, the mixed-race, openly gay Rousteing has long championed diversity at Balmain, be it on the runway or in campaigns, but his latest project hits even closer to home.
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We spoke to Jenny Han, the architect of Lara Jean's love story, about nail art, love triangles, and the importance of representation in YA literature (Lara Jean and her two sisters are mixed race).
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Yes, mixed-race people are the fastest growing demographic in the country but when your mum's side of the family passive-aggressively lets you know that there's too many immigrants nowadays, where's the progress?
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That means only 12.1% were black, 4.8% Asian, 6.2% Hispanic/Latino, 1.7% Middle Eastern, and less than 1% American Indian/Alaskan Native and Native Hawaiian, while 3.9% were categorized as mixed race or other.
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Now, as we watch and wait for the lessons that come from this new mixed-race family, I'll always rejoice in the magic of seeing this little one command his place in the palace.
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According to a new study, recently published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, some people, including those who don't self-identify as racist, are "disgusted" by mixed-race couples on a neurological level.
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He was arguably the founder of the future WWE, but he can best be remembered as an early promoter of 'mixed race' fights, an advocate for color blindness in matchmaking, and an astute businessman.
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Reactions to her performance sparked a testing debate in Mexico over discrimination faced by darker-skinned indigenous or mixed-race Mexicans, a topic often relegated to the sidelines of political discussions in the country.
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"To the people upset about the #OldNavy "Scandal" of an a picture of a mixed race marriage, eat it," the Navy helicopter pilot wrote, posting a picture of him and his wife in uniform.
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Mr Woolfe, a mixed-race former barrister who grew up in a tough part of Manchester, had seemed perfect for the job, combining a hard line on immigration with talk of improving social mobility.
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Because she is mixed race, with lighter skin than her mother's, Markle said in a 2015 essay for Elle Magazine, that growing up, many people assumed Ragland was her nanny, rather than her mom.
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My family and I — my white wife, who was born in Scotland to English parents, my mixed-faith, mixed-race daughter — can feel at home only in places that allow a more complex identity.
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Her mixed-race appearance—then, not as prominent in mainstream North American culture compared to now—drew further fascination and was even fetishized as "striking, Afro-Asian features" despite being of British-Nigerian heritage.
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On an island that is around two-thirds black and mixed race, according to a 2007 study by the Cuban economist Esteban Morales Domínguez, the civil and public leadership is about 70 percent white.
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Because there are tens of thousands of different tissue types out there, it means the odds are stacked against you if you're mixed race, as the pool of potential donors is so much smaller.
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He graduated in 2018 and is of mixed race heritage I'd say I was unprepared about being a minority before arriving, as I was the majority, race-wise, during my 14 years of education.
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In "La Negra Blanca," she's a mixed-race med student who moonlights as a stripper and is constantly fetishized by men who think of her as a white girl with a black girl's ass.
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"A divorced, mixed-race, Hollywood actress who attended a Roman Catholic school is to marry the son of the next king," began the lead editorial on Tuesday in The Daily Telegraph, a conservative newspaper.
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Yet Mr. Stanley, a shy and self-effacing mixed-race 27-year-old gay man, has become one of the company's most valued principals, both for his dancing and for what his presence means.
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Today, the socioeconomic consequences of Brazil's "pigmentocracy" still reverberate: The top one-percent of Brazil's economy is about 80 percent white; three-quarters of the bottom 10 percent, meanwhile, are black or mixed-race.
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Most of that observation is through the eyes of Jonah (Evan Rosado), the film's occasional narrator and the youngest of three preteen brothers in a mixed-race, blue-collar family in upstate New York.
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Rudolph and her older brother, Marc, are members of what is sometimes called the Loving generation — a miniature population boom of mixed-race individuals born in the years immediately following the 27 Loving v.
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It's a fairly sophisticated fill, what with the literary references to Kafka and TREVOR NOAH's memoir, "Born a Crime," which talks about his childhood in apartheid-era South Africa as a mixed-race person.
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Mr. Kathrada said that on arriving at the prison he and the mixed-race convicts were issued long trousers, while black convicts like Mr. Mandela and Mr. Sisulu had to wear shorts without socks.
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Overlooked no more: Mabel Grammer's self-run adoption agency made it possible for marginalized mixed-race children in Germany to find homes after World War II. She didn't get a Times obituary, until now.
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During the call, Zimmerman, a Hispanic mixed-race 28-year-old, followed Martin as he reported what Martin was doing — leading the dispatcher to tell Zimmerman that they didn't want him to follow Martin.
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Although it's impossible to say what, exactly, Casebolt and other police officers were thinking, the video, even beyond Casebolt's actions, appeared to show police officers specifically targeting black teens in the mixed-race crowd.
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Tamar told her that she wasn't, but did say that Fauna was white, not mixed race, and that she'd lied about her father being Black in order to make sure Fauna would be taken away.
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Geneticist Jim Wilson told the BBC that for mixed-race couples in Britain who are expecting twins, there is about a one in 500 chance that their babies will be born with different colored skins.
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A veteran of British television and theater, Mbatha-Raw broke into Hollywood in 2580 as the shy, mixed-race 2135th century hero of the movie Belle, and became known for her poised and powerful performances.
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To honor her mixed-race heritage, Armon ventured over to Los Angeles' Olvera Street to learn more about Mexican culture, and then got a braided hairstyle done at West of Heaven salon in Culver City.
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This is juxtaposed with Kevin and Zoe's trip, where they, as a mixed-race couple, encounter a microaggression from a racist gas station attendant that one imagines minorities deal with constantly in their daily lives.
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His photo of Drake — an image intended to correspond with Pusha's claim that Drake grew up insecure about his mixed race heritage — still remains on Twitter as of Thursday, where Pusha links to Leyes' website.
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Ai-Da's makers are using "Mesmer" life-like robot technology for her head, and once finished she will have a mixed race appearance with long dark hair, silicone skin and 3D printed teeth and gums.
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Taking the extremely scarce autobiographies of Afro German survivors as its inspiration, the film's script follows the relationship of a fictionalized mixed race couple living in Nazi Germany, and their fight to save their child.
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As the first openly mixed-race member of the firm, not to mention a divorcée in her late 30s with a history of charity work, Markle's entry into the royal family marked a historic shift.
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Southwest Airlines apologized Tuesday after a woman was confronted at the Denver airport by an employee who allegedly questioned whether she was the mother of her mixed-race son before she could board a flight.
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Last year, in FIFA 17, E.A. introduced a cinematic play mode that revolved around the fictional athlete Alex Hunter, a gifted mixed-race youngster working his way out of a gloomy neighborhood in southwest London.
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By the time he is 28, more than half of the population in the United States will very likely be members of ethnic or racial minority groups or mixed race, according to the Census Bureau.
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Though it was briefly banned in the 19th century, it is now celebrated as a leading example of Brazil's "racial democracy "—a country where white, black, mixed race and indigenous people live together in harmony.
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The authors are pretty confident: "The analysis shows that strict photo identification laws have a differentially negative impact on the turnout of Hispanics, Blacks, and mixed-race Americans in primaries and general elections," they write.
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Bolsonaro has a deep record of making offensive comments about women and the LGBTQ community and racist statements about Brazil's black or mixed-race community, which makes up more than half of the country's population.
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The largest slave rebellion in the United States was led by Charles Deslondes, a mixed-race slave who managed hundreds of other slaves on a sugar plantation that doubled as a militia warehouse in Louisiana.
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Given their worldwide popularity, the birth of their first child has attracted particular attention, especially as Archie is first mixed race child to be born into a senior position in British royalty in recent history.
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But Ms. Brinkhurst-Cuff also expressed wariness about exaggerating the engagement's significance, partly because mixed-race people like Ms. Markle are often already considered "acceptable," Ms. Brinkhurst-Cuff said in an interview with the BBC.
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Historically, the area is also home to South Africa's largest "colored" population; one of the four main designations of race under apartheid that has a mixed race ancestry consisting of European, African, and Asian blood.
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On her paternal side, she is the product of a long line of whites and extremely light-skinned, straight-haired black property owners and, on her mother Olive's side, mixed-race, planter-class Jamaican immigrants.
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" He pointed out that opera companies cast blacks in nontraditional roles and that "it strains belief that a ballet audience would not just as readily accept mixed-race casting of even 'Giselle' or 'Swan Lake.
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It's too bad that no one seems to have thought through the semiotics of Victoria's chalky white cat face, given that Hayward is of mixed race and that the heavy is Idris Elba's predatory Macavity.
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Other favorites include silhouetted figures on paper by Bill Traylor, motion studies of a mixed-race boxer by Eadweard Muybridge and a canvas of white-on-black concentric waves by the Aboriginal artist Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri.
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This is a reference to Dumas's mixed-race roots in Haiti, and it works well in a playful show that also drops a couple of raps and features a fancifully dramatic score by Shayshahn MacPherson.
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A recent study looking at inequality in Cuba revealed a segregated society: 70 percent of black and mixed-race Cubans said they didn't have access to the internet, compared with 25 percent of white Cubans.
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That racially diverse population is led by Hispanics (about 25% of the entire generation) and African-Americans (about 15%), but also includes substantial numbers of Asian-Americans and mixed-race young people (about 5% each).
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian women should avoid sex with non-white foreign men during the soccer World Cup because they could become single mothers to mixed race children, a senior lawmaker in Moscow said on Wednesday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium apologized on Thursday for kidnapping thousands of mixed-race children from Congo between 1959 and 1962, in a move to address the legacy of its often brutal 80 years of African colonization.
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"The 'wolf' part, it's almost like this stereotypical, romanticized version of the native culture," said Annette Lee, an expert in indigenous astronomy at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, who is also mixed-race Lakota.
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A veteran center-right politician, Temer came under fire immediately after he was appointed for naming an all-white and all-male cabinet in a country where 54 percent of the population is mixed race.
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A month before the election, Mr. Cohen approached Mr. Trump outside his Trump Tower office with photographs of Bill Clinton and a mixed-race man alleged — without any evidence — to be the former president's illegitimate son.
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This spring's Everything Everything starred Amandla Stenberg opposite Nick Robinson, and audiences were pleasantly surprised when the Beauty And The Beast live-action remake revealed that the human forms of each inanimate couple was mixed-race.
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Underrepresented women of color (defined in the EEO-1 data as black, Latina, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, American Indian or Alaskan Native, or mixed-race) are a small fraction of that: usually about 3 percent.
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The protagonist, played by real-life actor Adetomiwa Edun, comes from a working-class background, but that's not particularly tied to his race (strictly speaking, Alex is mixed-race, with a black mother and white father).
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The movie recounts the romantic complications that befell Richard (Joel Edgerton) and Mildred Loving (Ruth Negga), a mixed-race couple living in rural Virginia in the 1950s who decide to marry after learning of Mildred's pregnancy.
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Bloodshed over the past seven months in mainly poor black and mixed-race areas has killed more than 2,000 people, almost half gang-related, in a city of 4 million, Western Cape provincial officials have said.
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I feel more comfortable with being mixed-race than I ever have before—and it's through the creation of my food and the very practice of commercial enterprise, I have felt more Chinese than ever, too.
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Though only a few black and mixed-race Brazilians ever succeeded in "becoming white", their existence, and the non-binary conception of race, allowed politicians to hold up Brazil as an exemplar of post-colonial harmony.
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A growing number of South Africans of mixed race—still known as Coloureds—are excelling in rugby and (along with some players of Indian descent) in cricket, but black Africans remain thinly represented at the top.
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Not only is this practice unconstitutional, but all-white juries risk undermining the perception of justice in minority communities, even if a mixed-race jury would have reached the same verdict or imposed the same sentence.
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Ms. DeBose's mixed-race heritage — her mother, Maureen DeBose, is Irish, and her father, Dr. Herman DeBose, is African-American — factored into the ceremony, at which Ms. Beckles officiated, as did Mr. Akinnagbe's Nigerian-American heritage.
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Another adoptee named Janine, who was born in Korea and told by her adoptive parents that she was of mixed race, ordered a DNA kit so that she could learn about her biological father's European lineage.
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The focus on white-mixed kids with Eurocentric features like light eyes and soft hair is prominent, and the idea that being partially white is what makes mixed-race people attractive crops up constantly on MRB.
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I've had conversations and calls before, with managers who say 'I've got the white one, I've got the mixed race one, I've got the one who will take his shirt off, I've got the black one.
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And over the years, several writers and researchers have suspected that it was a convenient fiction, relied upon to help a mixed-race people evade enslavement and the other abuses and indignities forced upon nonwhite Southerners.
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As a teenager, she hosted the children's morning show "Saturday Disney," and then moved to the United States, looking for roles that wouldn't typecast her as the "mixed-race sort of 'exotic' pretty girl," she said.
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At the College of William and Mary, in Williamsburg, Va., 22 percent of those offered admission are students "of color," including African-American, Latino, Asian, Native American and mixed race, up from 2063 percent last year.
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Earning $40 per month, Fernandez, who is of mixed race ancestry, is well aware she earns less than young waiters from her neighborhood who walk by the school wearing flashy cloths and knock-off designer watches.
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Then, almost simultaneously, she makes a momentous life decision and is hired by a mixed-race lesbian couple (Charin Alvarez and Lily Mojekwu) as a nanny to Frances (Ramona Edith-Williams), their precocious six-year-old.
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Residents talk proudly of Decatur as a place where people do not bat an eye when they see a mixed-race couple and where millions of dollars have been pumped into efforts to help marginalized children.
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Raised in Portland in a mixed-race family with a Republican father, McKelvey sees himself as someone with the heart of an activist and the mind of politician who can relate to people of all stripes.
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But it's also a fantasy come to life for millions of people — and when mixed-race, American Meghan Markle marries Prince Harry, she'll make that fantasy feel accessible to people for whom it never was before.
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Due in the coming weeks, the baby will be seventh-in-line to the throne and, it is believed, the first person of mixed race in such a senior position in the history of British royalty.
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The protagonist, played by real-life actor Adetomiwa Edun, comes from a working-class background, but that's not particularly tied to his race (strictly speaking, Alex is mixed-race, with a black mother and a white father).
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Western Australia Police Commissioner Chris Dawson said police were key participants in past wrongs against indigenous people in the state over decades, including enforcing government policies of removing mixed-race children from Aboriginal families until the 1970s.
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Rosalind Edwards, professor of sociology at the University of Southampton, said that the popularity of images of mixed-race people — and not only online — could be interpreted as offering some sort of hope for a better future.
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Chee admits to being less exoticized in Mexico than when he's at home in Maine, but he presents the predictable mixed-race story as an option rather than a given, one that he rejects rather than embraces.
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The most pressing part of the show is that it's never been an issue… It's not ever been 'oh, this is the part where we discuss the fact that Evie is mixed race and Dylan is white.
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Gurba's stories, which all together make up a refreshingly experimental memoir, are thick with meaning, pulling from Gurba's experience growing up queer and mixed-race Chicana in 1980s southern California, and exploring trauma, politics, identity, and endurance.
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Her family retains some archaic habits—dressing in tweed, hunting and shooting, adhering to ancient rules of protocol and precedence—but it will also, when the Duchess of Sussex gives birth, acquire its first mixed-race baby.
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Guerrilla has been criticized for "erasing" Black women from this story by having the female lead be an Indian woman; Ridley has explained that he is in a mixed-race relationship, and wanted to capture that dynamic.
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Women's favorite Mary Keitany attempted to break Paula Radcliffe's "mixed race" record — assisted by male pacemakers — but the Kenyan struggled late on in the race, eventually finishing fifth and unable to add to her three London titles.
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Meghan, wife of Prince Harry, gave birth in the early hours of Monday morning to a baby boy, Archie, the first mixed race child to be born into a senior position in British royalty in recent history.
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His mother was the great-granddaughter of Sally Hemings's sister, born free into a mixed-race family only one generation removed from slavery; his father was the child of an enslaved black woman and her white owner.
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One of the first acts of the interim government was to appoint a Cabinet of all rich white males, in a country where the majority are women and more than half identify as black or mixed race.
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Erica and Dewayne Patmon said they brought Charlize and their other two children because they view Harris' mixed-race heritage as the antidote to Trump and the xenophobic rhetoric he has amplified over the past three years.
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As Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Sunday, it is better to polarize than to be middle-of-the-road and Hamilton, from a mixed-race family and a background without privilege, has never been that.
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"In the video, I sounded very calm, but I was shaking," Welch says of arriving at the event hall and hearing the woman say they don't hold gay or mixed race weddings due to their religious beliefs.
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In an early test of this concept, the Supreme Court of Singapore in 2017 heard a case involving sperm that was accidentally switched by a fertility clinic, resulting in a couple having a child of mixed race.
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In April 1950 in Pittsburgh, Nathan Albert — the secretary for the local communist club — was convicted of "inciting a riot" for allegedly trying to bring a mixed-race group to the local swimming pool two years prior.
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Over the years, Ms. Bibby, who is of mixed race descent and describes her hair as "coarse, but not black hair," has spent hundreds of dollars trying products to maximize the good days and minimize the bad.
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The premiere of the newest "black-ish" spinoff from Kenya Barris centers on the early years of that show's matriarch, Rainbow Johnson, as she recounts her experiences growing up in a mixed-race family in the 1980s.
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As the Lady in Purple in "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf," she finally has a part that reflects her just the way she is: deaf, mixed race and a dancer.
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He has collaborated with Mr. Elba, best known as an actor, on this semi-autobiographical tale about a young mixed-race man in London who sets off for South Africa to uncover the truth about his family.
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By this time, Shay and Senna have a small son and daughter of their own, who, being half Italian and half African-American, are often, during their holidays on the island, mistaken for mixed-race Malagasy children.
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In April 1950 in Pittsburgh, Nathan Albert — the secretary for the local communist club — was convicted of "inciting a riot" for allegedly trying to bring a mixed-race group to the local swimming pool two years prior.
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