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Now, probably the most respected Tok Guru in multiracial Malaysia has called upon Allah again to deliver a curse on the prime minister. ...



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family matters: Family, American heritage make Thanksgiving special

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The election of our first multiracial , former community organizer as 44th president of the United States stands as a stirring proclamation to the world of ...



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What will be the influence of America's growing Hispanic and multiracial population?
Q. America is becoming more diverse than ever before as the Hispanic and multiracial population grows. What will this do to America? How will diverse demographics affect politics?
Asked by W Kumar - Mon Apr 20 06:02:11 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The multiracial population will be further reflected in our political leaders. The U.S. was founded and built by immigrants and should continue to be so. Foreigner come to the U.S. for opportunities and to make better lives for themselves. The Hispanic communities have already influenced the U.S. greatly in terms of language, music, and food. The same goes for a lot of other cultures. There's a reason why the U.S. is called a melting pot. To this day, communities in other countries are still segregated by race. I'm not saying that segregation is completely erased in the U.S., but the lines have blurred in the last 50 years thanks to inspirational leaders. Diversity only makes a country better.
Answered by Amy - Mon Apr 20 10:54:03 2009

Where can I get African or multiracial hair products in London?
Q. I'm a U.S. student currently living in London. I'm half african-american and have very curly/kinky hair. A month ago the products I was using from the states ran out and I've been trying to use what's at the stores here. I've been to Boots and Superdrug but I can't find any products for African hair. I've used curl cream, conditioners, leave in moisturizers, mouse...but my hair is just getting dryer and dryer. There's not enough moisture in anything. If there are any products for my type of hair at these stores, I couldn't find them. Even overloading my hair with more product just makes it sticky, stiff, and STILL dry... I don't straighten my hair anymore, I want to wear it natural. Does anyone know anywhere I can purchase hair… [cont.]
Asked by aricastardust - Tue Jul 17 09:12:37 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Take a bus ride through South London Peckam, Brixton, Streatham areas, and you will see lots of hair dressers/shops for African hair. Lots of interesting shops there too.
Answered by ezmarelda - Tue Jul 17 09:26:55 2007

What is Tracie Spencer's multiracial background?
Q. I think she was born to the multiracial family.
Asked by Jonathan J - Mon Dec 29 07:52:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Tracy Spencer from back in the day? I forgot all about her...she sings very well. What I remember about Tracy is she is rather fair skinned black girl. Not sure she is biracial or not, she could be just black. Not all light toned blacks are multiracial, meaning both parents are black, but could be just fair skinned. If you take a look at many black families you'll see a wide range of skin tones...all in one family. Not necessarily mixed. But than of course you would have to know that most blacks in America are mixed from many generations of "tampering" with pure blood from Africa. Just my opinion. :)
Answered by iconjoy - Mon Dec 29 18:15:09 2008