Links
of Interest to the Multiracial Community
Multiracial.com
Associations and Organizations
Biracial, Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Children
Biracial, Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Individuals
Biracial/Multiracial
Celebrities and Historical Figures
Intercultural and Interracial Couples and Families
Interracial Dating Resources
Magazines and Newsletters
Multicultural, Multiracial, and Transracial Adoption
Resources
On-line Exhibits
On-line Multiracial Communities
Other Resources
Personal Web Pages
Associations and Organizations
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Biracial,
Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Children
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Biracial,
Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Individuals
- About.com:
Bi-racial and Multiracial Individuals
- "All
Mixed Up" (Salon.com presents a Special Report on Multiracial America)
- All
One Heart (Diversity Tolerance Education)
- Bill
of Rights for Racially-Mixed People (Written by Maria P.P. Root, who is
also the author of The Multiracial Experience: Racial Borders as the New Frontier).
- "Black
and White and Taboo All Over" (Hollywood is More Phobic than Ever
about Interracial Love, But Now It's Blacks Who Are Putting on the Brakes)
- Black
Women/White Men: Interracial Romance in the Movies
- The
Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America (Brown University)
- Claiming
Place: Bi-Racial American Portraits
- "Do
the Multiracial Count?" (A February 2000 Salon.com article: "This
year the Census Bureau will finally let mixed-race Americans tell the truth
about their backgrounds. So why are civil rights groups upset?")
- Eurasian
Nation (A community for people of mixed European and Asian descent)
- Everything
Eurasian (This site is a compilation of materials by and for people who
are Eurasian. Who is Eurasian? Someone of Asian and European heritage (e.g.,
a Corean mother and French father, a German mother and Chinese father, one
or several generations ago, and so on). While the term is also sometimes used
to refer to the Central Asian republics of the former Soviet Union (Kazakhstan,
Uzbekistan, and others) as well as the inhabitants of those countries, in
this document "Eurasian" refers solely to people whose Asian-European
heritages have come together in more recent times (roughly post-Renaissance).
- Growing
Up Black in Germany (A Real Audio file of an April 1, 2002 interview on
the Tavis Smiley Show with Ika Hugel Marshall, a biracial German citizen.
Marshall is the author of Invisible Woman: Growing Up Black in Germany).
- The
Half-Korean Page
- Race
Bridges (Lots of helpful links of interest to the biracial, multiracial,
and multicultural communities)
- You
Don't Look Japanese (A web site that aims to be as inclusive as possible
with regards to biracial/interracial issues, including not so pleasant URLs).
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Biracial/Multiracial
Celebrities and Historical Figures
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Intercultural
and Interracial Couples and Families
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Interracial
Dating Resources
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Magazines
and Newsletters
- The
Abolitionist Examiner (Every other month, TAE will explore concepts
promoting freedom from "racial identity" and "racial group-think"
through commentary and direct action. TAE believes that "race" is
no longer a valid or necessary identifier and continued dependence and allegiance
to "race" is only holding back the 'Human Race' from achieving it's
true potential. It's time to break the chains and liberate ourselves).
- INTERRACIAL
VOICE ("The VOICE of CONSCIENCE of the Global Mixed-Race/Interracial
Movement")
- MAVIN
Magazine (An internationally distributed print and online magazine
that celebrates the mixed race experience. The mixed race experience is an
inclusive term that recognizes the diversity of people's experiences. The
term includes but is not limited to: mixed race people, transracial adoptees,
interracial couples, mixed race families, and the friends and extended family
members of these people. Even if someone is not mixed-race him/herself, if
they have a friend or family member who is multiracial, then they too have
a "mixed race experience").
- The
Multiracial Activist (TMA) (The Multiracial Activist is a libertarian
oriented activist journal covering social and civil liberties issues of interest
to individuals who perceive themselves to be "biracial" or "multiracial,"
"interracial" couples/families and "transracial" adoptees).
- NEW
PEOPLE: Your Interracial e-Mag
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Multicultural,
Multiracial, and Transracial Adoption Resources
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On-line
Exhibit
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On-line
Multiracial Communities
- Multiracial2
(Forum for the biracial and multiracial Community) (This forum is be used
to talk about any issues pertaining to multiracial, mulatto, mixed, eurasian,
metis, coloured, cablinasian, creole, anglo-indian, hapa, amerasian, mestizo,
latino, mixed-race folks such as, identity, discrimination, history etc.).
- Mixedrace.com
- Beauty in diversity (From multiracial issues to interracial dating, Mixedrace.com
is the ultimate online community for our changing society).
- My
Shoes.com (A support group in cyberspace hosted by clinical psychologist,
Dr. Juanita Brooks, for multiracial children, adolescents and adults who have
a white appearance).
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Personal
Web Pages
- Deb
Smyre's Home Page
- Gabrielle's
Interracial Links (Your Interracial Web Research Page)
- Jei's
Interracial Resources Page (formerly
the Interracial Individuals Discussion List Home Page) (This page is provided
for those of us who consider ourselves interracial, multiracial, biracial,
etc-racial. For those who refuse to choose between their heritages, those
who do choose, but still admit they are interracial, for the parents of interracial
children and all other interested parties).
- Karen
Downing's Home Page (Karen's Home Page features sections on "My Interracial
Family" and "Resources by and about Interracial & Multicultural
People").
Thanks
to Cheri Wilson!
