Hi everyone, I wrote an essay for Nikita (blogger at growingupgupta.com) about being biracial and how it will impact my future tri(?)racial family. Let me know your thoughts please 🙂
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Fran 'N' Nelli 
¡Hola! Beautiful interview 💕 Thank you for sharing 💛 Simetimes it’s hard go talk about our ethnicity because of boxes society puts us in. We have to keep talking about it until we all get to the point of celebrating ur uniqueness and loving each other as a human race.
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Sometimes I think I’ve beaten the topic to death but thanks to your encouragement I’m going to keep going…gracias!
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Love this interview! Even though I’m not bi racial, I can totally relate to the whole thing of trying to figure out “where” I “belong”. I’m first generation Salvadoran-American and I was never able to fit in. I was American to my Salvadoran family and to my American friends or other people, I was always Hispanic. Now I realize that I can be both and that I don’t have to choose one over the other since I identify with both cultures. As the previous commentator said, we have keep talking about this in order to normalize it and celebrate our uniqueness 💫
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Thank you! A sense of belonging is a universal human trait…I’m glad you can relate!
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I enjoyed this! Great perspective and isn’t it interesting that our childhood experiences have soooooo much influence in how we choose to live our adult lives?
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Thanks Phy Phy! The best thing I’m gonna do for my future kids is to be surrounded by dope aunties 😉
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Wow. Such a fantastic interview. Although I’m not bi-racial/dual heritage/mixed race, my mum is and I could talk about the topic for hours! Thank you for sharing
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Thank you! It is indeed a topic with so many facets to it 🙂
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Great interview!
Many thanks for stopping by my Travel and Photography site. 🙂
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Thank you!
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You and your family is absolutely precious and beautiful ❤ Many of us, never see more than 1 culture in a lifetime much less embrace it! You are so lucky to have roots in 2 cultures! It's heritage multiplied by 2 ❤ How awesome is that
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thank you! We are indeed lucky to have this exposure!
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