Black with dreads and white husband

FB_IMG_1455484402843Tiffany Yizar,
Norwalk, CT.

My blackness and black cultural authenticity is never questioned, until people discover I have a white husband. As if his race diminishes mine and the life experience I’ve had in the years prior to meeting him. In fact, I’d argue being a black woman married to a white man, a union not fully supported by either race as normal/acceptable has made me even more secure in my blackness.


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