Mixed: Exploring What It Means to Be Blended in America

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Exploring the complexities of race and identity, Jeanne Jones shares her journey as a white mother raising biracial twin daughters in the Midwest. The family's rich ancestry reflects America's racial dichotomies, from Revolutionary War roots to connections with slavery. Jones delves into her children's experiences with colorism, highlighting the different perceptions they face based on their appearances. Through personal anecdotes, she critiques the hypocrisy in race relations, making a poignant call for immediate action against racial injustice.