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| Introduction | ||
| Lost in Place | 1 | |
| The Mulatto Millennium | 12 | |
| The Double Helix | 28 | |
| California Palms | 38 | |
| Moro Like Me | 49 | |
| The Road From Ballygunge | 71 | |
| Reflections on my Daughter | 80 | |
| Life as an Alien | 99 | |
| Lost in the Middle | 112 | |
| The Funeral Banquet | 125 | |
| A White Woman of Color | 139 | |
| A Middle Passage | 150 | |
| Food and the Immigrant | 170 | |
| What Color is Jesus? | 181 | |
| Postcards from "Home" | 197 | |
| From Here to Poland | 216 | |
| Technicolor | 245 | |
| An Ethnic Trump | 265 | |
| About the Authors | 269 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Udo Cornejo
reviewed Half and Half: Writers on Growing up Biracial and Bicultural on June 16, 2012 Half and Half
If you have ever had that feeling of "oh, here's where I belong" that is what reading this book is for the bi-cultural/bi-racial individual. Spending my life as a child of two nations, a child of two cultures, but living always in America only with trips to my mother's Tanzania places one in a form of uncommon blackness. It is a revelation, then, to read a book where you realize how much you identify with expats from other nations, or the mixed individuals from other ethnicities more than simply those whose skin color or whose social location most similarly shares commonalities.
For those who have asked me about race, racism, and difference I will henceforth refer to this book. The essays are succinct, but they are powerful and you can feel the truth in them. I would have given this 6 stars if I could have figured out how to reprogram their site.
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