"It's very tempting to say, let's just forget it. I'm a human being."
The multiracial population in America is increasing. And it seems like most people – and society as a whole – would like these folks to "pick a side." To identify as one race or the other.
But as demographics shift from separate races to more of a continuum, who gets to decide how these individuals identify?
Meet several multiracial individuals, and hear about their experiences. What implications does this have for our society? Can we move beyond race?
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