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Meanings of multiraciality in English

Portuguese
multi-racialidade
Catalan
multiracial
Spanish
multirracial

Originating from people of two or more ethnic groups.

Related terms
multi-racialidade
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Examples for "biracial"
Examples for "biracial"
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The senator is biracial, her parents are immigrants from Jamaica and India.
Ebony
2
Because the kids are expected to appear biracial or even racially ambiguous?
Ebony
3
WM: Do you feel connected to biracial people in any real way now?
Ebony
4
He won over her parents, who had been concerned about Obama's being biracial.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
5
Harris, who is biracial, does not triangulate when it comes to identity politics.
The Guardian
1
Lisa Mae Brunson: I come from a diverse background; multiracial and poverty.
Ebony
2
I soon found out that multiracial families have tensions I never expected.
Reuters
3
Let's just say he is somehow multiracial and we missed the memo.
Ebony
4
That Ireland has an ever-increasing multiracial and multicultural population is of course true.
The Irish Times
5
His young team with 11 players of colour in his squad is multiracial.
The Guardian
1
The cohort described herein consisted of a multiethnic population of 7470 pregnant women.
Pubmed
2
Elaborate procedures were in place to accommodate the multiethnic, polyglot intake.
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
3
In recent decades, the globalization of migration has contributed to generate multiethnic European societies.
Pubmed
4
We identify over 50 additional loci at genome-wide significance in ancestry-specific or multiethnic meta-analyses.
Pubmed
5
Afghanistan is a multiethnic society and attempting to divide it into two perfectly separate parts is impossible.
Feminist dot com
1
Lyman carried the pitch package, color-matched, polyethnic, edgy and cool, with great copy.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
2
His hair was black but tinted gray to suggest his real age and his face was a firm polyethnic blend.
Hemlock Grove
1
She eventually learned to embrace her biracial identity and the power that came with representing other mixed race people.
Ebony
2
Of the 1.2 million mixed race people in England and Wales, 0.5% of them identify as 'Mixed other'.
BBC
Translations for multiraciality