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Synopsis
''Am I black or white or am I American?'' ''Am I Asian or Caucasian or should I say I'm mixed?'' ''Why don't my eyes look like yours?'' Helping your child understand his or her mixed racial background -- whether a result of your interracial marriage or a transracial adoption -- can be daunting, especially when peers & strangers alike perceive their features to be ''other.'' Drawing on psychological research & input from over 60 multiracial families, this book addresses the special questions & concerns you face, explaining how we can best prepare multiracial children to confidently make their way in our color-conscious world. Outlines specific ways you can deflect the objectifying & discomforting attention multiracial children often receive.
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About the Author
Donna Jackson Nakazawa is a regular contributor to AARP's My Generation, as well as to Health, Working Mother, Modern Maturity, and Baby Talk. A distant relative of the Civil War's Stonewall Jackson, she is married to a Japanese American and has two children. She lives in Annapolis, Maryland.
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- PublisherDiane Publishing Co.
- Publication date2005
- ISBN 10 0756793408
- ISBN 13 9780756793401
- BindingHardcover
- LanguageEnglish
- Edition number1
- Number of pages224
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