“Most of my life I had low self esteem growing up due to being part Chinese. I was constantly made fun of because I looked different from everybody else and was brainwashed to think I was unattractive. Now at 23 years old I finally understand that being mixed with German, African, Chinese, Syrian and Taino […]
“Thank you SO much to your page for everything it does! Here is my story….. “Here’s to the little girl (whom I love dearly), who has been getting bullied at school for her natural curly/frizzy hair. I told her hair was beautiful the way it was, and that a lot of people would LOVE to […]
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“Mixed Nation… I recently had my DNA done from ancestry.com and it turns out I’m more white than black and I was born of a black woman. Always thought I’d be more black than white. Nonetheless I’m still mixed and love every bit of it!!!” – Jason A. Jones Mixed Nation is a multicultural movement […]
“My wife is Thai and I am Black American. We love this site because it shows that you don’t have to stay with your race to be happy. Yet it shows people around the world that we have real love. I’m very happy with my Wife and I Love her so much. Sometimes you have […]
“She was so excited to wear this shirt and said “people will finally believe me now.” Mixed Nation, I am so glad we ran into your booth at the Gaslight Festival in Louisville, KY. The guy working at the booth talked to Kaleigh and literally had me tearing up! What you all are doing […]
I love race. Stop-and-frisk, the African Diaspora, Kimye; you name it, I’m there. But as much as I love debating post racial America in the Age of Obama, there are uncharted territories. As a black woman I know all too well about discrimination, isolation and misconstrued perceptions of beauty. However after some very in-depth conversations […]
