Multiracial family embraces twins’ uniquenessPosted in Articles, Asian Diaspora, Family/Parenting, Latino Studies, Media Archive, United States, Videos on 2014-10-02 15:33Z by Steven |
Multiracial family embraces twins’ uniqueness
News 10, KXTV
Sacramento, California
2014-10-02
Daria Givens, News 10 Staff
A Lincoln family embodies California’s melting pot and embraces their uniqueness.
LINCOLN – Fraternal twins Viviana and Dennis look very different from each other. They are part of the Ng Family, a multiracial family from all parts of the world.
The twins’ parents Kenika and Ashley Ng also come from multiracial families. Kenika Ng’s is African-American and Hispanic; his father is Hawaiian and Chinese. Ashley Ng is Irish and Hispanic.
Combine their racial make-up, and their children have more of a unique blend. Ten-month-old Viviana, who is four minutes older than her brother, has bright blue eyes and light brown hair like her mother and looks white. Dennis on the other hand, with the big brown eyes and black hair looks like his dad.
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