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Web extra: Passing and the disassociation from one’s past

2021-11-15

Web extra: Passing and the disassociation from one’s past

CBS Sunday Morning
2021-10-24

In this web exclusive, Joy Bivins, director of the New York Public Library’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, talks with Michelle Miller about the personal impact of someone of mixed race passing for White (or Black).

Posted in Interviews, Media Archive, Passing, United States, Videos
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