Proud mixed heritage, does not count!
Leigh Ann Mullins-Zugelder Carmel, IN For all intents and purposes most people would call me “white” or ” Caucasian” and it always seems like an...
Are you sure you’re not hispanic?
Claudia Noronha Madrigal Mankato, MN These words are one of my earliest memories of living in the U.S. I can’t remember for sure where I...
You don’t make a good Mexican.
Cheyenne Aguilera Portland, OR In regards to my half and half Latino/Caucasian mix. Apparently I should just identify as white because I “act and look...
Asian in America; Caucasian in Asia.
Maria Naylor USA Race is in the eye of the beholder. My color changes based on the surroundings (people), but instead of blending in like...
Afraid children won’t look like me
Alexandria Jones Columbus, OH As a biracial woman (African American and Caucasian) who married a Caucasian man I’m afraid that our future children will not...
You act White.
Angela Tucker Seattle, WA African American adult adoptee born in the South, raised by Caucasian parents in the pacific Northwest.
Yes, they really are my children.
Corrie Bugby Murray, UT I am a Caucasian woman who adopted three African American sons. I love them. I cherish everything about them. And I...
I am more than JUST Caucasian.
Becki Holt Lehi, UT I have a rich ancestry that I am proud to claim even though I’m just categorized as ‘white’.
