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Oct 25, 2020

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Sundays Made Me Forget I Am Biracial

In society, I am considered a passable black women.

Many times I get confused for being Caucasian.

At first glance, you probably wouldn’t guess my biological father is black. In the same contrast, you probably wouldn’t be surprised my biological mom is white. I am one of those mixed gals; one of the girls with…

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Sundays Made Me Forget I Am Biracial

In society, I am considered a passable black women.

Many times I get confused for being Caucasian.

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Being an “Other” Black American and feeling like I don’t Belong.

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