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A Biracial Identity
M.A.
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Biracial Children and Identity Development
<p>Children who are Biracial (relating to, or involving members of two races) are a predominant part of our diverse, multicultural communities. Educators, teachers, and parents need to understand what it means to be Biracial, and Biracial children need to understand their own self-identity. These …
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The representation of biracial occupation children
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms
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Growing Up Biracial in a Southern Elementary School
… the relationship between racial identity of biracial children (defined as fifty percent Black and fifty percent White) and their academic experiences in a southern elementary school setting. This dissertation ventured further to explore the curriculum in a southern elementary school setting …
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The Beliefs of Self-esteem among Biracial Individuals
… studies have revealed that the construct of biracial identity is complex in forming a sense of self and racial identity. This inability to identify with a specific race is not only an issue to our entire population but especially to the biracial community. The social work profession has an …
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Magic Mulatto: Barack Obama's Biracial Body and Race Performance
… the ways President Barack Obama navigates his biracial identity through race performances in his discourse. Born to a Kenyan father and European mother, Obama was in a unique position to speak on racial issues, especially since occurrences of racial violence began to debunk the myth of a …
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The Impact of the Media on Biracial Identity Formation
Biracial individuals undergo a developmental process that is different than monoracial individuals. Not only do they have to develop a strong and cohesive self-esteem, but also develop a strong and cohesive racial identity to have a healthy self-concept. The media is a social structure that has …
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Parental practices and biracial Asian children’s racial/ethnic identity development
… there is a dramatic increase of Asian-Caucasian biracial individuals in the US, there is a lack of research on this population. Using phenomenology, the purpose of this research was to delve into the lived experiences of Asian and Caucasian interracial couples as they raise their biracial …
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The Sociopolitical Construction Of Race And Literary Representations Of The Biracial Subject
… American literature incorporates interracial and biracial themes that bring to light the often unnamed and unrecognized biracial identities of many Americans. Unfortunately, despite the potential value for a deeper understanding of the construction of race, these themes have seldom been seriously …
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Black Biracial Crossings: Mixed-Race Identity in Modern American Literature and Culture
… Mariah Carey, and Derek Jeter demonstrate how biracial representations redefine both ""blackness"" and ""whiteness"" by claiming multiple race identities. I submit that these representations offer an alternative to asserting a biracial subjectivity disengaged from blackness, what I am calling a …
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The Effects of Race and Socioeconomic Status on the Acceptance of Biracial Individuals
… and socioeconomic status on the acceptance of biracial individuals having one Black and one White parent. A sample of 153 Black and 114 White college students were divided into high- and low-socioeconomic status based on demographic information. Acceptance of biracial individuals was measured …
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CHAMELEON BOY: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL LITERARY CRITIQUE OF BIRACIAL SUBJECTS IN A RACIALIZED SOCIETY
… into the limitless possibilities present within biracial/multiethnic individuals which ran perpendicular to 20<sup>th</sup> century assumptions on the condition of the biracial subject. Therefore, in tandem with Anzaldua’s theory, will concern itself with that of the Other and how biracial …
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Parent and child influences on the development of a Black-White biracial identity
… and developing shared, familial meanings about biracial identity development was investigated from the perspectives of both parents and children in Black-White multiracial families. Specifically, this study examined how monoracial parents and their biracial children describe the influence …
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Examining the Prevalence of Bullying Among Biracial Children in Comparison to Single-Race Children
… looks at an under researched demographic of Biracial children in comparison to single-race children and the prevalence of bullying. The study uses data from the Fragile Families and Child Well-being Study. The original study took place in 20 urban cities across America with mothers and …
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The Educational Experiences Of Biracial Students As Seen Through The Eyes Of Their Parents
… understanding of the issues and challenges biracial children and their parents face as they navigate through the U.S. K–12 school system while developing a firm sense of self and racial identity. This issue is important because of the growing number of biracial children in the U.S. today. …
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Can You See Me? Re-Centering Biracial Voices Through Chicana Intervention in Children's Literature
<p><em>Can You See Me? Re-Centering Biracial Voices through Chicana Intervention in Children’s Literature</em> offers critical reflection on an applied research project: the writing of a children’s book that interrogates how introducing a complex theoretical concept would take form<strong>. …
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