It’s Famous Friday!
Charles Mingus Jr. Charles Mingus Jr. was a multiracial American Jazz double bassist, composer and pianist. He is considered to be one of the best jazz musicians of all time. He had a career that spanned over a course of [...]
Our Community
I’m not surprised by the outcome. I am disappointed. I think it’s very important to understand how it can happen that a 17-year old was acquitted for killing two people during a public response to unequal justice (read: race riot.) [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
Aaron Gordon Happy Friday everyone! My name is Allan Rempel and today I will be writing about Aaron Gordon. Aaron Gordon is a professional NBA player, he plays for the Denver Nuggets. Aaron Gordon was born on September 16th, 1995. [...]
New Sesame Street Character
'Sesame Street' introducing new Korean-American character By Lisa Respers France, CNN From left, Elmo, Ji-Young, Abby Cadabby and Tamir. (CNN)"Sesame Street" is getting a new best friend. Ji-Young, a 7-year-old Korean American character, will be a part of "See Us [...]
Kudos to the University of Maryland
University of Maryland to create 5 new cultural centers for underrepresented students The hubs mark the latest step in President Darryll J. Pines’s push for diversity and inclusion. University of Maryland officials announced plans this week to create new hubs [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
Michael Bibby Michael Bibby was born May 13, 1978 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. His fathers name is Henry Bibby and he is from Franklin, North Carolina and his mother’s name is Virginia and she is from Trinidad and [...]
Important
This is important for the Multiracial community! You have probably heard about the Southwest Airlines situation where a White mother of a Biracial child was stopped by police and accused of possible human trafficking. We are helping to find additional [...]
ACTION ALERT!
ACTION ALERT Southwest Airlines Accused of Racial Profiling 10-year-old Biracial Girl Mary MacCarthy, White mother of a biracial daughter who experienced her daughter being accused of racial profiling in the form of human trafficking on a recent airline trip. Denver [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
Cheyenne Woods Calling all golfers! Today we are highlighting professional golfer Cheyenne Nicole Woods. She was born on July 25, 1990 in Pheonix, Arizona to Susan Woods and Earl Dennison Woods Jr. Woods. Woods is of Black, Native American, Asian [...]
News at the Census Bureau
First person of color confirmed as permanent Census Bureau director By Shawna Mizelle, CNN (CNN)The Senate voted on Thursday to confirm Robert Santos as director of the Census Bureau, making him the first person of color to hold the position in a [...]
Colin in Black and White
Colin, in Black and White “Colin in Black and White” is a series made in just six episodes. I watched the whole thing and really did enjoy it. It has just enough humor, angst, and sentimental ways about it. I [...]
Biracial American Girl Doll
A new environmentalist for the next generation is a doll. Sharon Dennis Wyeth, 73, and Evette, the American Girl doll whose story she wrote, posing in front of the Anacostia River, which is part of the doll’s backstory and Wyeth’s [...]