Identity in Transition: A Mixed-Race Perspective

This chapter examines the complexities of being mixed-race, specifically focusing on generational differences and the personal experiences shaped by historical contexts. It reflects on significant events, such as the Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia, and how they influence identity formations within interracial families amidst societal challenges. The narrative also addresses contemporary perceptions of mixed-race individuals, linking personal anecdotes to broader discussions on race and identity in America.