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"As I reflect on my personal perspective of growing up biracial, here are three things I hope for my biracial son and the many multiracial children in the world."
From riveting crime fiction to laugh-out-loud rom-coms, it's all here.
You may have to prove your worth more than others, but don’t let that ever make you feel unworthy or incompetent.
Your impact and legacy does not go unnoticed.
Shining a light on the mothers of Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and James Baldwin.
Usually we'd be celebrating Black achievement, culture and art. But these are difficult times and I'm not sure I'm in the mood to celebrate.
It's never too early to start.
"In her expression, I see the Black mothers who are unseen, and rendered helpless in this fury against their babies," Kaphar writes in a piece accompanying his painting.
Two mothers discussed their feelings, lessons on what they learned (and unlearned) about race in America and how racial injustice can no longer prevail for our next generation.
Because being "color blind" isn't the answer.
I'm a Black mom in the Twin Cities. Here's how I'm talking to my kids about the protests.
"I'm unarmed, and I have nothing that will hurt you."