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Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
Multiracial population, as they have been classified by the US Census with a two or more races, represent one of the fastest growing race/ethnic groups in the United States. However, how we count multiraciality and the ways modes of counting overlap with modes of identifying remain an open question. The papers in this session explore these debates for various forms and types of racial and ethnic mixing.
Demographic Threat and the Racial Classification of Racially Ambiguous Latinos - Maria Abascal, Columbia University
“It’s Like we are the Show at the Circus”: Dissecting Multiraciality in Online Dating - Celeste Curington, North Carolina State University
Mapping Racial/Ethnic Multiplicity and Inconsistency in Add Health - Jiannbin Lee Shiao, University of Oregon
Shifting Ethnic Lines? The Unexpected Rise of Indigeneity in Mexico - René D. Flores, University of Chicago; María Vignau-Loria, University of Washington