MacArthur Fellow Dorothy Roberts explores the impact of anti-Black racism on interracial families.
2026-02-13 1060词 困难
The couples my father spoke with in the 1930s built lives together under daily scrutiny, employment discrimination, police harassment, and exclusion from white neighborhoods. And yet, inside some homes—and even inside the interracial spaces they created as refuge—anti-Blackness endured. Crossing the color line did not always mean challenging the hierarchy behind it.
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