A New Word?!
I thought I had seen it all—until today. I was looking at a customer form for a company online. They were genuinely concerned about pronouns to be used on government and private racial and ethnic form. There it was—MULTI-HYPHENATED person. [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
Famous Friday: Olivia Rodrigo If you’ve been on any social media in the past two weeks, you’ve almost certainly heard about Olivia Rodrigo’s new song, “Drivers License”. Released two weeks ago today, Rodrigo’s official debut single immediately became a hit, [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
John Metchie III Alabama wide receiver John Metchie III (8) runs against Florida during the first half of the Southeastern Conference championship NCAA college football game, Saturday, Dec. 19, 2020, in Atlanta. (AP Photo/John Bazemore) Happy Friday [...]
Inventing Latinos
INVENTING LATINOS: A New Story of American Racism by Laura E. Gómez fascinated me until I got to the part about the history of multiracial people in America. Gómez outlines how Latinos came to be a demographic force in America. [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
Kay Starr With songs such as Mariah Carey’s “All I Want for Christmas,” Eartha Kitt’s “Santa Baby,” Jason Mraz’s “Winter Wonderland,” and Wham’s “Last Christmas” just to name a few, it’s evident multiracial entertainers like these have given all of [...]
Interesting Fact
Because of the atrocities of the Nazi era, Germany doesn’t maintain data on racial demographics.
Happy New Year!
I wish I had a crystal ball that would tell me what to expect in the coming year. We all know how terrible 2020 has been with the Covid-19 Pandemic and Black Lives Matter. Washington has been a [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
FAMOUS FRIDAY: Sage Steele Last week I received a great honor and was named the 2020 Male Semper Fidelis All American of the Year. This honor was announced at the Semper Fidelis All American Program’s Battles Won Academy Live, which [...]
It’s Famous Friday!
Happy Friday everyone! This week’s Famous Friday is about model, television host, and actress Hannah Simone. Hannah Simone was born in London on August 3, 1980. Simone’s father is Indian while her mother is of German, Italian, and Greek descent. [...]
DON’T SEND MONEY
Today is global Giving Tuesday, a day set aside to donate to your favorite charity, but we are not asking for money this year. We ask instead that you save a life. Project RACE is asking that you become a [...]
Banana Republic!
We would like to thank Banana Republic for featuring interracial families in their "Love the Present" commercials. Interracial families and multiracial people are too often left out of media campaigns. Thank you Banana Republic!