My mom is white and my dad is brown (latino) but I'm way lighter than him and his side of the family and am often told I'm just white by outside people which really makes me feel like I'm not allowed to say I'm mixed and really makes me question my identity a lot because idk how I can identify myself that people won't try to correct always it's draining and makes me feel like I'm not enough of either side to claim anything

Im mostly white but Im also a mix of native american, and asian. I like to acknowledge all parts of me, but I feel weird knowing I don't belong to just one. Should I just say I'm white since that's what I mostly am.

So my moms half Native American and her mom has a little middle eastern(not sure what) and apparently a tiny east asian and my bio dad was mostly welsh but he told me and my sibs that he had black in his family(but I'm not sure how much so I don't think that really counts) is it ok for me to say I'm mixed? If not what's a better word to use?

You know you're mixed when you desperately want to connect with your culture but don't know how to because you're surrounded by white people literally all the time.

You know you're mixed when ppl are like "you're not black" and you're like "well I ain't white either so like?"

you know you are mixed when "but you aren't really black" is something that you hear constantly.

You know you're mixed when one sister looks like Merida from Brave and the other looks like Moana

You know you're mixed when you're thankful as hell that you managed to unlearn and outgrow your mother's blatantly racist viewpoints and your father's internalized anti-blackness.