A Kindergarten teacher reflects on teaching about Dr. King, and how too often the single story is perpetuated, which disconnects his story from the thousands of people who influenced him, fought alongside him, and continue to fight for the shared dream to end oppression and realize justice. Why is this a dangerous myth to tell?

Here's what you can do it about it.

Being biracial doesn’t mean that a person is somehow inferior—but it doesn’t mean that they have to be superior either. And it certainly doesn’t mean that they must have magical powers.

Divya Kumar reflects on her childhood being brown in a white community and how her experiences have informed what she wants for her children.

She's brown, he's Black and they want to adopt. They assume they'll be matched with a Black or brown baby and feel less prepared for what actually happens.

When author Megan Dowd Lambert is out and about with her brown children they get all sorts of reactions. The one that vexes her most is when she's asked, “Where are they from?"