R&B singer Keke Wyatt is making headlines for some comments she made on an online video forum where she told another user that biracial people have been oppressed by both black and white people. In clips from the chaotic conversation, Wyatt makes her feels known loud and clear.
Dr. Jasmine Hunter Winbush speaks about raising a Black daughter as a biracial, racially ambiguous woman.
In a recent profile with The New York Times, Maya Rudolph talked about the challenges of growing up biracial after losing her Black mother.
Even though the number of individuals in the U.S. who identify as Black and white doubled to 1.8 million from 2000 to 2010, the debate over “blackness” and “whiteness” continues to persist with the only qualified individuals to speak on that identity being routinely silenced in the conversation and told to choose. But it’s not […]
For many mixed people there are significant incentives to downplay their white lineage.