Tag: Multiracial American history
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Diverse News: Chocolate Against Colorism, Barbie and Aaron Burr
Hello Meltingpot Readers, It’s Wednesday, so that means it’s time to see what’s going on in this great big colorful world of ours. Yes, the Amazon is burning and the Cheeto in the White House has lost his mind, but there are also stories showcasing diversity in action that might give you hope. Here’s what…
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American History Is Not Defined by Hate
Hello Meltingpot Readers, This morning I hardly feel like writing. My heart is so heavy and my mind is so distracted by these horrible acts of violence that have taken place in the last few days. Two Black people were gunned down at a grocery store in Kentucky. Eleven people were executed while worshipping at…
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MAMP History: The Mixed-Race Community on Malaga Island
Hello Meltingpot Readers, From now on, on the first Friday of the month, you’ll find a post dedicated to Meltingpot History here on My American Meltingpot. The idea that the United States has always been segregated and that there has always been animosity between different racial groups is a lie. A big, fat lie meant…
