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Title: All of the Above: Beyond the World of Black and White


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Can you guess what they are?
Amerie
Cassie
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Tyson Beckford
Vin Diesel
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 All of the Above Beyond the World of Black
and White
By Lien Tran
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Table of Content
  • What does it means to be mixed?
  • Who is mixed? Me or You?
  • The numbers are increasing!
  • Positive aspects
  • Negative aspects
  • Mixed-race within the Media Academy
  • Bill of Rights
  • What Ive learn

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What does it mean to be mixed?
  • Multi-racial or mixed-race describe a person or
    group of people who are mixed with two or more of
    a different race.
  • There are many different terms to describe a
    person of mixed race.
  • Terms like such as
  • Mulato and Mestizo in Spanish,
  • Métis in French, are used for people of
    multicultural descent.
  • Asian Americans of mixed racial ancestry have
    been referred to as
  • multicultural
  • mixed-race
  • biracial
  • Amerasians
  • Hapa Asians an ancestry

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Who is mixed? Me or You?
Tiger Woods, Barack Obama, Mariah Carey are all
example of a mixed-race people.
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Numbers are Increasing!
  • According to the 2000 census, the total
    populations of the United States were 281, 421,
    and 906.
  • With only 2.4 of the population considering
    themselves mixed, thats a 95.2 difference from
    the ones who consider themselves one race.
  • From a survey, ranging around 3 million people,
    it showed that their estimates of the multi-race
    population, in 1997, are higher than the previous
    estimates of the Census Bureau.
  • With the results that they got, it is presented
    that the expectation of the population counts of
    single-race groups of people will decline to 3-6
    for Whites, 3-7 for Blacks, 15-25 for Americans
    Indians, and 4-9 for Asians and Pacific
    Islander.
  • So if the numbers marked for single-race is
    decreasing, it means the numbers for mixed race
    are increasing!

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Positive Aspects
  • People with mixed Asians and European origins
    have become synonymous with exotic glamour.
  • Eurasians may possess genetic advantages that
    lead to greater health and, as a result, enhanced
    attractiveness.
  • According to studies, it was first to find that
    Hapa faces are related to as more beautiful faces
    than Japanese or Europeans faces.
  • It seems the more individuals are of mixed decent
    achieve fame, the more natural is seem that
    society embrace the mixed look.

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Negative Aspects
  • They feel depressed, have trouble sleeping, skip
    school, smoke, and drink alcohol.
  • Based on national surveys given to 90,000 middle
    and high school students, the results found that
    young students of mixed-race are at higher risk
    for stress-related health but the results didnt
    find an answer to why they suffer but the most
    common reason why they could be is because they
    struggle with self-identity.
  • The study of the survey also found that
    mixed-race students are most likely to reported
    to having sex at a younger age, having access to
    guns, getting drunk, considering suicide and
    suffering various aches and pain, than one-race
    students.

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Mixed-race at Media Academy
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Bill of Rights
I have the rights -Not to justify my existence
in this world. -Not to keep the races separate
within me. -Not to be responsible for peoples
discomfort with my physical ambiguous -Not to
justify my ethnic legitimacy I have the
rights -To identify myself differently than
strangers expect me to identify. -To identify
myself differently from how my parents identify
me. -To identify myself differently from my
brothers and sisters. -To identify myself
differently in different situation. I have the
rights -To create a vocabulary to communicate
about being multiracial. -To change my identity
over my lifetime and more than once. -To have
my loyalties ad identification with more than
once group of people. -To freely choose whom I
befriend and love.
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What Ive learned
From my research, summing up all the facts,
statistics, and graphs, I learned that mixed-race
is a big part in the community yet no one seems
to speak about it. I also learned that mixed race
students and/or children are most likely to be
trouble maker, which I find to be very
interesting. I learned that there are another
internet world for mixed-race, which I think is
amazing. That way, mixed-race people can go to it
and talk to others mixed-race and share their
experience.
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