Of Mice and Faceless Men
/Jaime Woo reveals the most shocking thing about being a faceless torso on Grindr.
Read MoreWhite Women and Everything You Dream Of
/“Desire doesn’t care what your politics are.” Navneet Alang kisses a white girl, just like Undercover Brother.
Read MoreNot Guilty, Not Innocent
/"One day we were visiting my mom’s best friend and one of her kids was wearing a “stop racism” pin. I wasn’t sure what “racism” was. I was twelve:" Sarah Nicole Prickett is simultaneously Not Guilty, Not Innocent.
Read More8 Simple Rules for Marrying a Chinese Woman
/John Michael McGrath would like to share his 8 Simple Rules for Marrying a Chinese Woman except "it turns out there’s no one Chinese Girl TM out there to date and marry. They’re all different! My wife Vicki is even totally different from her sisters! It’s weird."
Read More"It's not racist to not be attracted to someone"
/Well, it's not that easy, according to Navneet Alang. It might probably be a bit racist but it's way more complicated than that. First, let's look at the "normal" standards of beauty.
Read MoreThe race box
/Kelli Korducki muses on what race means. Is it about culture or colour? And why are the racial choices on forms so limited?
Read MoreThose teachable moments
/Allyssia Alleyne ruminates on the extra jobs that come with being in an interracial relationship. Jobs like interpreter, ambassador and teacher, and the moments when it's just easier not to explain.
Read MoreChatcan: Jef asks Anupa about dating white dudes
/Jef and I have been friends for a long-time and share the same daffy sense of humour so we decided to team up to contribute a chat post to the Ethnic Aisle's Interracial Dating edition. Here, Jef asks me about dating white guys.
Read MoreFamily Values: Mixed-Race Style
/Renée Sylvestre-Williams says that being from a multi-generation, mixed-race family means not having to deal with race questions. What it does mean is answering the more important ones.
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For centuries, community-focused care and ancestral healing knowledge have existed as practices of resistance and freedom for folks of colour.