Views and experiences of multi-ethnic persons as parents The world's multi-ethnic population is one of the fastest growing groups of all ethnic groups. In the United States alone, it is estimated that more than 20% of the population will be considered "mixed sex" by 2050.

Public figures - such as former President Barack Obama and Hollywood actress Ruth Nigga - highlight more diverse backgrounds of those classified under the term "multi-ethnic "He said. Multi-ethnic parents consider how parents who are mixed with their cultural backgrounds are attracted to their children's education and socialization.

Mary Sung offers a pioneering research on how to pass the meanings and practices surrounding the definition of multi-ethnic across generations. A multicolored image of how multi-ethnic identity is transmitted and not transmitted to children, multi-national parents focus on single-white and other non-white couples, often the "mixed first generation", placing their findings in a transatlantic context.

Drawing on a detailed account of the lives of parents and family life, this book explores what it means to be multi-ethnic, and whether identity and multi-ethnic status will be of importance to the children of multi-ethnic peoples. Many couples suggested that their presence (and their children) was a step towards breaking the boundaries over the meaning of race and that the idea of ​​mixed populations in race became more normal, despite existing concerns about racism and racial prejudice within and outside different societies.

From a critical perspective to contemporary multi-ethnic families, multi-ethnic parents raise fundamental questions about the future importance of racial boundaries and identities.

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