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

“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.”

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

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

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

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