Stories
My kids won't have to question their identities the way I did
A transracial adoptee finds comfort raising kids who look like her in contrast to her experience growing up.
Articles
COVID-19: In Color, By the Numbers (April 2020 Edition)
These numbers tell a hard story about the racial realities of COVID and some of the conditions that account for those realities.
Articles
COVID-19: In Color, By the Numbers (May 2020 Edition)
As the US closes in on 100,000 official COVID-19 deaths - the real toll is undoubtedly higher - other numbers tell the story of the pandemic's disparate impact on Black and Indigenous communities and communities of color.
Webinars
“Mommying While Muslim”: Raising Healthy Muslim Children in a Pos
We speak with the hosts of the "Mommying While Muslim" podcast about how to raise healthy, resilient Muslim children in an age marked by anti-Muslim hate crimes, school bullying, and travel bans.
Articles
Muslim in Trump's America
On being a Brown Muslim mom raising a Brown Muslim daughter in a town considered progressive.
Articles
Creating Our Family Story
Food, books and relationships with other mixed race, immigrant and/or minority families help us build our unique family story.
Articles
Racing Elsa: On Disney’s Attempts to Address Injustice in Frozen
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.
Articles
The Tiresome Question I'm Often Asked About My Brown Kids
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?"