This is part one of Vox First Person’s exploration of multiracial identity in America. Read part two ... of all babies had parents who were different races from each other, and the number ...

America is also divided along lines of ... more than a quarter of white evangelicals said they rarely encounter people of a different race, slightly more than any other major religious group ...

For example, since 1980 the share of marriages between spouses of different races has increased almost ... Census Bureau surveys now categorize people into the following racial groups: white, black or ...

African American women came in last in everything ... of a characteristic physiological voice produced by people of different races. What differences there are, physiologically, are more than ...

I f you were adopted by parents of a different race or ethnic group, tell us about your experience and what you want people ...

Blacks, whites differ in assessments of why it may be harder for black people to get ahead Whether or not they see their race as an obstacle ... white adults have widely different perceptions of how ...

In one, Trump is a transformative president whose vow to make America great again extends to Americans of all classes and races ... is the president of all the people, of all Americans ...

particularly black people. This seems to be the consensus—even now, in 2014, 400 years into our mixed-race experiment on these North American shores. I think about my students. My white students ...

There have been all these different criteria and nobody ... fight the Second World War opened up American-ness to people who had been considered alien races and their children and grandchildren.

Still, I shouldn’t be surprised: Politicians in this country have been using race as ... Black biracial people marrying other Black biracial people (and the occasional Native American) again ...