I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what it means to be a Mixed and be Creative. Both those words get thrown around a lot. But are only interpreted in one way. To be Mixed is to be a person…
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what it means to be a Mixed and be Creative. Both those words get thrown around a lot. But are only interpreted in one way. To be Mixed is to be a person…
This narrative short tells the story of Wesley and Krys, a potential interracial couple, are on their first date. A mysterious text message forces them to confront who they truly are. It’s a film that embraces having difficult conversations while…
The Blended Future Project created an all day screenwriting intensive for several up-and-coming filmmakers on behalf of the Mixed Asian Media Film Festival.
The Blended Future Project coordinated this all day virtual event on behalf of the Multiracial Americans of Southern California featuring:
Every few years, I take a look at my personal portfolio site and revamp it a little. Usually with a new piece of work, or to take a look at my biography. And last thing I always do before closing…
It’s almost like a reflex. Whenever the topic of identity comes up, being multiracial we start to become mathematicians. In the past when I was asked about my ethnicity, I would describe it in confusing fractions: “My dad is white…
I am a biracial man. My mother is a Black woman and my departed father was from a family of Eastern European immigrants. I was brought up to respect and admire both sides of my family and this includes being…
The Blended Future Project presents a special event on January 16th, 2021. Re-Mixed Re-Mixed is an online festival featuring speakers, focus groups, music, and arts, to build a foundation for a multicultural community. This online festival will feature a series…
“What Are You?” Being multiracial, this is a far too common question. Especially in America, it comes as no surprise when a stranger looks in our direction, makes that face, and more often than not, feels completely comfortable to ask which…
This article originally appeared in the newsletter. Join here to receive more articles in your inbox. As mixed people, we’ve become accustomed to identifying by our labels. It’s just so natural to say that we’re part of one racial category…
