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Tag Archives: racial identity
“Am I Black or White?”
August 19th–I was sitting at my laptop when Elanor came over, dressed in her gymnastics uniform. I glanced up, half hoping I could finish my tweet or my facebook comment–or whatever it was I was doing–before she was ready to … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Permanent Residency Process, Third Culture Kids
Tagged biracial, expat bostonians, identity, racial identity, racism
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Reverse Culture Shock–Where did all these white people come from?
I was torn whether to post this. Discussing race always has the potential to be offensive, especially coming from a white person. However, one of my biggest goals for Expat Bostonians has always been to be honest about my expat … Continue reading
