This is a serious that isn't talked enough about , i experienced such mockery in real life due to my mixed ethnicity , years and years i've been confused about my own race due to my parents' binationalities , it's a little complicated but anyways (born to a new zealand-south african father and a latina-american mother of kuwait descent)
You are very beautiful as you are. You are unique. Try to identify with both cultures if you can, if not just stick to one. Stop worrying about small stuff.
There is a difference between being biracial and being multiracial. Biracial is half and half. Multiracial is an umbrella term for anyone of mixed race heritage. If someone is 75% percent of one race and 25% of another, they go with the 75% one. Is that person still multiracial? yes, does that person go through the same identity crisis that most biracial people go through? no.
I’m half Mexican half white. I grew up with two complete worlds that were polar opposites. They had different ways of doing things and traditions. It’s different that have just parents who are mixed Irish German French from long ago. When you grow up with two different cultures it’s really hard growing up because you trying fitting in with one side and playing a role for the other
@@hannahphu3350 Your right we don't get same identity crisis We get bashed by more than two sided coin/dice groups, we're still miscengeneous, having to answer the same ongoing questions of what are we are etc Ambiguity seems to be the main thing for all the pure blooded monoracials that are still believing in the endogamy, and their teaching Biracials to side point and divide us by severing Biracial and multiracial as a whole we are mixed there fore we are undivided, division and anti-Miscegenation get offended when we present ourselves We are the children of love and unity, don't divide us, is what all Multiracial/Biracial, us should start saying.
This is a serious that isn't talked enough about , i experienced such mockery in real life due to my mixed ethnicity , years and years i've been confused about my own race due to my parents' binationalities , it's a little complicated but anyways (born to a new zealand-south african father and a latina-american mother of kuwait descent)
Amazing. I can so relate.
THANK YOU 😩
you are not alone🖤
Well I feel personally attacked. Thank you for making me feel less alone.
This is such an amazing TedTalk! Does anyone know her email address? I'd really love to talk to her and thank her, I relate so much.
why was this video shadow banned
I love you ❤️
you look so much taller here than in real life
Meanie :((
Anna Kitagawa woah? It’s the person on the screen
You are very beautiful as you are. You are unique. Try to identify with both cultures if you can, if not just stick to one. Stop worrying about small stuff.
Her father’s lust, but it takes two to tango
God created the races and he loved his creation
Well mix is hybrid humans God have nothing to do with it , Satan is created that
Exactly. He wanted the races to remain separate but to live among each other too.
The result of her fathers lust
The result of her Mothers lust
She represents the majority of Americans. Most of us are multi racial. WHAT ABOUT US?
There is a difference between being biracial and being multiracial. Biracial is half and half. Multiracial is an umbrella term for anyone of mixed race heritage. If someone is 75% percent of one race and 25% of another, they go with the 75% one. Is that person still multiracial? yes, does that person go through the same identity crisis that most biracial people go through? no.
I’m half Mexican half white. I grew up with two complete worlds that were polar opposites. They had different ways of doing things and traditions. It’s different that have just parents who are mixed Irish German French from long ago. When you grow up with two different cultures it’s really hard growing up because you trying fitting in with one side and playing a role for the other
@@hannahphu3350 Your right we don't get same identity crisis We get bashed by more than two sided coin/dice groups, we're still miscengeneous, having to answer the same ongoing questions of what are we are etc
Ambiguity seems to be the main thing for all the pure blooded monoracials that are still believing in the endogamy, and their teaching Biracials to side point and divide us by severing Biracial and multiracial as a whole
we are mixed there fore we are undivided, division and anti-Miscegenation get offended when we present ourselves
We are the children of love and unity, don't divide us, is what all Multiracial/Biracial, us should start saying.
Yeah for real. Multiracial is not the same at all as being half and half so speak for yourself thank you.
Your parents dropped the ball