He wants people to understand that mixed-race doesn’t always mean mixed with white. ‘My Mother is Jamaican born and my Father is Indian, from Kenya with a Sikh background,’ Arun tells us.

‘I’ve been with my (Indian) father when half a pub full of white people turn and look at him when we walk in. I’ve been with him when he was “randomly searched” twice in 15 minutes in an ...

Although she speaks about it with neutrality today, Izzy says she was particularly fed up with people using the term mixed to exclusively describe a mix of Black, usually Caribbean, and white British.

Thirty-six percent of mixed race babies born in 2012 were biracial white and black and 24 percent were biracial white and Asia. Only 12 percent were white and American Indian, Parker said.

Mixed-race indigenous people should get benefits extended to those with Indian status, Canadian court rules Metis National Council President Clement Chartier in Vancouver, Canada on March 2, 2016.

Curry muncher. The phrase — or, more accurately, the racist slur — is not likely familiar to most Americans. As an Indian child who grew up partly in Australia and the neighboring country of ...