Robyn Ochs: Multiracial Resources

Multiracial Resources

	Contents
	Multiracial.com Associations and Organizations Biracial, Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Children Biracial, Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Individuals Intercultural and Interracial Couples and Families Magazines and Newsletters Multicultural, Multiracial, and Transracial Adoption Resources On-line Exhibits Other Resources Personal Web Pages
	Associations and Organizations
	A.M.E.A. (Association of Multi-Ethnic Americans) International Interracial Association (Promoting interracial and intercultural harmony worldwide) Interracial Family Circle (IFC) (A Washington DC-area based group dedicated to providing a community for multiracial families, couples and individuals) Mavin Foundation ( helps build healthier communities by raising awareness about the experiences of mixed heritage people and families) People in Harmony (An interracial anti-racist organisation which promotes the positive experience of interracial life in Britain today and challenges the racism, prejudice and ignorance in society).
	Biracial, Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Children
	The Center for the Study of Bi-Racial Children Children's and Young Adult Books with Interracial Family Themes
	Biracial, Multiracial, and Transracially-Adopted Individuals
	About.com: Bi-racial and Multiracial Individuals "All Mixed Up" (Salon.com presents a Special Report on Multiracial America) All One Heart (Diversity Tolerance Education) Bill of Rights for Racially-Mixed People (Written by Maria P.P. Root, who is also the author of The Multiracial Experience: Racial Borders as the New Frontier). "Black and White and Taboo All Over" (Hollywood is More Phobic than Ever about Interracial Love, But Now It's Blacks Who Are Putting on the Brakes) Black Women/White Men: Interracial Romance in the Movies The Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America (Brown University) Claiming Place: Bi-Racial American Portraits "Do the Multiracial Count?" (A February 2000 Salon.com article: "This year the Census Bureau will finally let mixed-race Americans tell the truth about their backgrounds. So why are civil rights groups upset?") Eurasian Nation (A community for people of mixed European and Asian descent) Everything Eurasian (This site is a compilation of materials by and for people who are Eurasian. Who is Eurasian? Someone of Asian and European heritage (e.g., a Corean mother and French father, a German mother and Chinese father, one or several generations ago, and so on). While the term is also sometimes used to refer to the Central Asian republics of the former Soviet Union (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and others) as well as the inhabitants of those countries, in this document "Eurasian" refers solely to people whose Asian-European heritages have come together in more recent times (roughly post-Renaissance). Growing Up Black in Germany (A Real Audio file of an April 1, 2002 interview on the Tavis Smiley Show with Ika Hugel Marshall, a biracial German citizen. Marshall is the author of Invisible Woman: Growing Up Black in Germany). The Half-Korean Page Mutts Like Me (a blog) Race Bridges (Lots of helpful links of interest to the biracial, multiracial, and multicultural communities)
	Intercultural and Interracial Couples and Families
	American Love Stories (A PBS website. There are many different American Love Stories on this site – stories about couples who have established intimate relationships that cross not just racial differences, but religious, ethnic, geographical, age and other boundaries as well). "An American Love Story" (A PBS special, which is the story of Bill Sims and Karen Wilson – a black man and white woman who have struggled for 30 years against the racial stereotypes and societal prejudices that have tried – sometimes viciously – to divide them). Frontline: Secret Daughter (The story of a mixed race daughter and the mother who gave her away). U.S. Census Bureau (Statistics on Interracial Relationships)
	Magazines and Newsletters
	The Abolitionist Examiner (Every other month, TAE will explore concepts promoting freedom from "racial identity" and "racial group-think" through commentary and direct action. TAE believes that "race" is no longer a valid or necessary identifier and continued dependence and allegiance to "race" is only holding back the 'Human Race' from achieving it's true potential. It's time to break the chains and liberate ourselves). INTERRACIAL VOICE ("The VOICE of CONSCIENCE of the Global Mixed-Race/Interracial Movement") MAVIN Magazine (An internationally distributed print and online magazine that celebrates the mixed race experience. The mixed race experience is an inclusive term that recognizes the diversity of people's experiences. The term includes but is not limited to: mixed race people, transracial adoptees, interracial couples, mixed race families, and the friends and extended family members of these people. Even if someone is not mixed-race him/herself, if they have a friend or family member who is multiracial, then they too have a "mixed race experience"). The Multiracial Activist (TMA) (The Multiracial Activist is a libertarian oriented activist journal covering social and civil liberties issues of interest to individuals who perceive themselves to be "biracial" or "multiracial," "interracial" couples/families and "transracial" adoptees).
	Multicultural, Multiracial, and Transracial Adoption Resources
	CLNet Diversity Page (An extensive listing of gophers, listservs and WWW sites for multicultural resources on the net). Ethics Update: Literature on Race, Ethnicity, and Multiculturalism Interracial Interactions Thread (Originally a list gathered by instructors for a class, it's a great list of books and plays that deals with not only biracial people, but how people react to others of another race). Pollywannacracker (The Internet Resource for Interracial Relationships)
	Other Good Things
	Of Many Colors: Portraits of Multiracial Families (A Traveling Photo-Text Exhibition and Book) Cookies & Cream: bi & multiracial pride products (t-shirts & more)
	Thanks to Cheri Wilson!