Awkward Family Dinner: Four Dinner Table Scenes to Learn From
Whether you’re bringing two families with different backgrounds together, coming out to your parents, or just trying to maintain an equal playing field at the dinner table, ...
November Meetup Recap | Breaking Bread: Navigating Mixed Family Politics
As we prepare to gather with our relatives in the upcoming holiday season, the November Meetup served as a space for sharing experiences and gathering tools to support us in n...
Five Ways to Navigate a Challenging Conversation With Relatives
For many individuals in recent times, gathering at the dinner table has been corrupted by polarizing topics of conversation that often lead to toxic dialogue. Politics, in par...
Who is Benito Santos? The Designer Behind the 2022 Día De Los Muertos Barbie Doll
Whether you are a Barbie collector or not, news of the limited edition Día De Los Muertos doll has stores selling out and knowledge of the historical and cultural holiday at ...
Getting Started on Your Genealogy Journey
Many individuals of mixed identity can relate to the resentment or confusion produced by checking off racial categories from data collection entities like the U.S. census. Man...
October Zoom Meetup Recap | Ancestral Power: Connecting with Our Roots
Connecting with our ancestors can often be a complex and difficult journey for people of mixed identities. The October Meetup created space for our members to share and find w...
Chapters to Read from bell hooks’ Book Where We Stand: Class Matters
As the late author, social activist, and Distinguished Professor bell hooks(1952-2021) opens with this statement in the preface of her book, Where We Stand: Class Matters, she...
4 BIPOC Podcasts Inspiring you to Succeed
BIPOC businesses have opened the window of opportunity for conscientious and mission-based companies. With a recent surge of successful BIPOC businesses from Black haircare an...
September Zoom Meetup Recap | Family Values: Class & the Meaning of Success
The September Meetup explored the many perceptions of class and its effect on our familial relationships and generational shifts. We asked our audience in a journaling exercis...
Why Do We Want The Hair We Dont Have? It’s Not A Coincidence; It’s Colonization
Our hair is often misunderstood—even by us. As mixed, Black, Asian, Latinx, and Indigenous folks, the distinctive nature of hair, ...