Biracial - Globe Thesis

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1.	A Difficult Passing Through The Quicksand:Biracial Identity Construction In Quicksand And Passing
2.	A Research On The Cultural Identity Of Chinese And Malagasy Biracial Students Of Madagascar
3.	Between the Margins: Biracial Identity Development in a Nation Divided by the Color Lin
4.	The 'inter' land: Mixing autobiography and sociology for a better understanding of twenty-first century mixed-race
5.	Racing the Biracial Body: Biracial Performativity and Interpretation in 'Pinky' and 'Caucasia'
6.	Who am I? Probing racial identity in young biracial children
7.	Perceived macrolevel social pressure regarding racial identification and the biracial experience
8.	Through writing for publication, a biracial, bicultural, bilingual adolescent explores identity and normalcy: Sarah in her own words
9.	The White, the Black and the mixed: a look at the portrayal of Biracial/Biethnic (Black and White) characters in children's picture books and the importance of portrayal in establishing a positive self-concept and identity
10.	Blurring the lines of Asianness and Whiteness: Exploring biracial identity in the United States
11.	Houses divided: Sentimentality and the function of biracial characters in American abolitionist fiction (William Wells Brown, Lydia Maria Child, Emily Clemens Pearson, Harriet Beecher Stowe)
12.	Biracial Adult Children Raised by White Mothers: The Development of Racial Identity and Role of Racial Socialization
13.	Chinese grandparents in Chinese-Caucasian biracial families: Grandparents' ethnic & racial socialization of their biracial grandchildren in the San Francisco Bay Area
14.	The use of popular media in multicultural education: Stressing implications for the Black/non-Black biracial North American student
15.	Exploring the concept of 'passing' in biracial Asian-White college students
16.	'Too White to be Black and too Black to be White': The consequences of a color-blind orientation on Black/White biracial students' college choice process and racial identity development
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