The Harder Question for 20 February 2010
The Harder Question: Do children from interracial/interreligion (biracial/bireligion) relationships have a harder time establishing their identity than children whose parents are of the same race/religion?
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I think multi-racial children have it easier now than before. Many more people are accepting of diverse parentage. There are places in the United States still colorstruck and stuck on stupid, but overall, most people accept the person for who they are.
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LikeDislikeI believe its hard for anyone to establish their identity as a child. No matter what the race, growing up is hard. Children that are not biracial often have issues defining themselves. I believe it depends on how much your parents support you and are active in your life.
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