Employ theoretical concepts such as “borderism”, “multiple consciousness”, “Interstitial Integrity”, “mutual marginalization” , ‘racial socialization” and others to explain how their identity formation is affected.

The course textbook for the second half of the semester is “Red & Yellow, Black& Brown by Joanne L. Rondilla et all. This book is an anthology of essays in “Mixed Race Studies” that presents theories of mixed race identity formation that impact mixed race/ethnicity individuals with “binary mixes” other than white as they navigate life in the United States and other countries. Choose at least three different “mixed” individuals identified in the book and compose an essay of at least 8 pages/15 (in-text) reference support citations comparing and/or contrasting how these individuals navigate life and/or develop their multi-racial identity. Employ theoretical concepts such as “borderism”, “multiple consciousness”, “Interstitial Integrity”, “mutual marginalization” , ‘racial socialization” and others to explain how their identity formation is affected. (it isn’t necessary to use all of these concepts). Other course resources (Carter textbook, videos, articles and lecture notes) may be used to support your analysis, however 50% or more of the sources should come from this textbook.————-The terms “multiple consciousnesses” (page 24); “Interstitial integrity” (page 39) and “Mutual marginalization” (Chapter 5 page 71) can be found in red&yellow, black&brown, Rondilla course textbook