“Seeing a racist post from a FORMER Facebook friend has inspired me to wear one of my favorite t-shirts today! #MixedNation #Eracism“. – Lacey True Mixed Nation is a multicultural movement that celebrates diversity and promotes cultural harmony. Our online community consists of 500,000+ people worldwide. Our goal is to empower, inspire, and embrace positive people from […]
Mixed Nation is a Proud Supporter of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! One in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Early detection saves lives. Check often and encourage those you love to do the same! Please share your stories and inspiration with us for your chance to win a “Beautifully Blended” t-shirt! Please […]
We’ve come up with our own list of the top 5 Hottest Mixed Race Male Celebrities. This list is based on a combination of success, talent, and looks. Please let us know who you would like to see on our next list. We hope you enjoy the eye candy! 😉 Aubrey “Drake” Graham Aubrey “Drake” Graham […]
Oftentimes, we take for granted many of the things in our world that would have never even existed if it wasn’t for the mixing of diverse cultures. Music is universal and it is an art form that has evolved so much over the years precisely because of the influence of cross-cultural exchanges. Let’s take Salsa, […]
“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 […]
On Friday, June 3, 2016, the world lost a great humanitarian, millions lost a lifelong hero, my city lost a beloved son, and I feel like I lost a member of my family. Muhammad Ali fought his last battle; and he won. I was at a fundraiser for a local, Christian nonprofit in the Muhammad […]
Have you ever heard the term “hapa” before? I encountered the term firsthand in Hawaii two years ago as I was paying at a register. The native Hawaiian cashier said, “Are you hapa? You look mixed.” I was intrigued to learn more about the origin and use of the term, so I looked it up […]
