“Mix-d: describes a day-to-day experience in which who you are, or what you are may be questioned.”

“Mixed-race doesnʼt mean mixed-up. We are not confused.”

“Im all of my mother and all of my father.”

“People say we’re not black enough to be black, asian enough to be asian, white enough to be white.”

“Its not what people call you but what you choose to answer to.”

“Some have shared, some have similar, and some have entirely different experiences of being Mix-d:”

“People think if you are half white-asian you are not mixed-race.”

“We believe everyone likes to grow up knowing where they come from.”

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