Hi! My name is Henderson H. Hudson and this is my web site. It is dedicated to biracial identities. From my readings of various web adresses, I have learned many things about biracial people.
You might think it's just another day in a biracial persons life, but it's not, for one, filling out applications and surveys can be very challenging, checking the boxes where it asks "choose your race" can be difficult for a person of mixed backgrounds, to choose one race over the other can be like denying your other which may not feel right.
For other people of mixed backgrounds it is difficult to answer a question of "what are you?". Their mind becomes baffled and they cannot always answer in time. What may seem even harder is raising biracial children and teaching them of their cultures, and answering difficult questions of why their parents are of diferrent races.
Finally, there are biracial teens. You figure it is hard enough to be a regular teen, imagine growing up as a biracial one with teens trying hard to fit in nowadays, being biracial increases the difficulty. They are not always sure where they will be accepted and don't want to deny their other side.
Have hope my biracial friends, with racial barriers being broken down it is becoming easier for people of mixed decent to be accepted and fit in.
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