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Interview with Adebe DeRango-Adem, Co-Editor of “Other Tongues”
If someone were to ask me if there is one book in particular regarding the mixed-race experience that has never left my nightstand, I would without hesitation answer Other Tongues: Mixed-Race Women Speak Out. A collection of poetry, auto-biographies, short … Continue reading
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Tagged adebe derango adem, andrea thompson, art, biracial, canada, canadian, carol camper, hapa, literature, metis, metisse, miscegenation blues, mixed, mixed-race, mixed-race women speak out, mulatto, multiracial, other tonges, poetry, woman, women
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