[name] dana.
[where you live] new jersey
[siblings] older sister. younger brother.
[age] 22
[what's it like being mulatto in your eyes] an on going battle against frizz.
[when and where did you first hear the word mulatto?] in elementary school. on the playground.
[for what it's worth, do you ever really feel like you belong in a certain crowd?] i grow ( Read more... )

[name] nikoleigh [nik]
[where you live] Vermont but from Philadelphia
[siblings] 3 - two little bros; one older sis
[age] 21
[what's it like being mulatto in your eyes] it's great. i get to live and learn in two excellent cultures.
[when and where did you first hear the word mulatto?] my k-grade teacher referred to me "the little mulatto girl"
[for what ( Read more... )

Mulatto

Bi-Racial

Mixed

personally I like Mixed better....Mulatto sounds too much like a dairy product, and Bi-Racial could get me mistaken for Bi-Sexual....nothing against Bi-Sexuals, its just that Im not one...ya dig?!

what about you all...

[name] brandy
[where you live] southern california
[siblings] none
[age] 24
[what's it like being mulatto in your eyes] i think it's wonderful. any kind of mixed race is always very interesting to me. eventually there won't be such a thing.
[when and where did you first hear the word mulatto?] i can't even remember. i'm sure i read it ( Read more... )

this blog really needs to pick up!

I need some people to relate to!

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Dearest readers,

If you haven't already, please check out my article published yesterday in the Toronto Star. Here is the online version.It is concerning the experience of being mixed race, in an effort to document how texts as products of history have represented (or failed to represent) mixed race individuals, by virtue of their "ambiguity", ( Read more... )

[name] JoshZua
[where you live] Cleveland, Ohio
[siblings] 1 Brother, 2 half sisters...im the youngest one
[age] 24
[what's it like being mulatto in your eyes] Its great!, I wouldnt have it any other way...although it is rough at times to deal with the racism. I was brought up as an African american..flat out. I mean, I knew my mom was Irish, but ( Read more... )

[name] Jennifer
[where you live] Washington
[siblings] 2 brothers, 1 sister... I'm the youngest. (And a step-sister)
[age] 20
[what's it like being mulatto in your eyes] To be honest, and simple... it's nothing more (or less) than being black and white. But I can say that I do feel like I have to pick one or the other on applications, especially ( Read more... )

Hey all ( Read more... )