The Mix’d Movement

Based on the title of this podcast, you might think there is nothing here for you if you are not a mixed race person. However, the topics discussed by Rachael, Nate, and Chris go beyond being mixed race. The conversations are applicable to everyone, and help you to reflect on the core aspects of your own life that have formed your identity. The discussions are authentic, vulnerable, and personal, and ideas are presented in an atmosphere of positivity and self-respect. I encourage everyone to listen, regardless of your racial background.

I love listening, Rachael has hosted a diverse range of guests, each with a unique perspective and story to share. I’ve learned so much from listening to the authentic conversation that Rachael and her guests share.

You three are wonderful together and your energy is infectious. I was truly laughing out loud. Think I’m going to make Stroganoff for dinner tonight. 😂

Congratulations to all of you for this new journey! As a black woman navigating in America is so complex with so many nuisances. Opening the conversation about racial identity is important. Thanks for bringing this space. I have a few questions I’d love for you guys to elaborate on. Chris •Have you ever talked to your mom’s parents? •How’s the conversation with your teach make you feel and sis you ever tell your mom? Rachel •Do connect to your dad’s linage considering you grew up within a community of your moms linage? •Have you ever addressed the feelings you had from the instance at the restaurant? If not do you think batting it has contributed to you not wanting identity with a side and possibly why you don’t also want your child(s) to identity as of yet? Nate •what made you join a gang? •Will you explain to your daughter that she is mixed or “human”? Have any of you asked your dad why he dated outside of his race and or if he or your mothers though about how life would be for their children down the line?