The Kincaid Journal is here with Part VI of ‘The Kincaid Mix’ video series, which explores the biracial experience.
In Part V, Marikah Goin speaks about her experience of raising a biracial child. This includes Goin’s personal feelings to the reactions she received from the public.
Read MoreThe Kincaid Journal is here with Part V of The Kincaid mIX video series, which explores the biracial experience.
In Part V, William Thompson discusses the fact that although he looks biracial, he is the product of two black parents. He shares his experience of race relations from The Bahamas to the United States, New York City to be exact.
Read MoreThe Kincaid Journal returns with Part IV of ‘The Kincaid Mix’ video series which explores the biracial experience.
In Part IV, Chet Kincaid sits down with guest Zina Kinslow. Kinslow discusses growing up in Pomona, California with a black Nigerian father and a white Italian mother. She speaks of the time time it took for her to embrace her curls and treats the viewers to a tutorial of her daily routine of styling her curls.
Read MoreWe are back for Part III of ‘The Kincaid Mix’ video series which explores the biracial experience.
In Part III, Chet Kincaid sits down with his first guest of the series, Jahan Sharif. Sharif discusses the privilege he has, as a man of color, growing up in an affluent family with a Black Jamaican and Asian Pakistan background.
Read MoreWe are back for Part II of ‘The Kincaid Mix’ video series which explores the biracial experience.
In Part II, Chet explores being biracial in the United States of America and the race realities in thid country. It is much different than what he experienced growing up in The Bahamas.
Read MoreToday we kick off a multi-part video series about the biracial experience; an experience that includes the personal views of Chet Kincaid, others similar to and different from him and the countries he takes space in.
In Part I, Chet explores his personal experience of growing up as a biracial male in Nassau, The Bahamas. Be sure to check this page on Wednesday’s for new episodes of ‘The Kincaid Mix.’
Read MoreIn the wake of these horrific and heart breaking shootings of black men (Alton Sterling and Philando Castile) there has been an outcry for justice and lots of support being directed towards the #BlackLivesMatter movement. However, there are some people who are coming under fire for having an opinion that is not necessarily in line with helping the erasure of injustice. On Monday’s episode of The Wendy Williams Show, Williams spoke about the petition to get Jessie Williams fired by ABC. Well, the very successful Shonda Rhimes said that is not happening. Wendy Williams then went on to “try” and explain how white people could possibly be offended.
Read MoreBefore I begin, a topic such as race is extremely sensitive and it is for this reason I try to handle it with care. It is not my goal to bash or be condescending towards anyone but it is my desire to give my opinion from this particular seat while trying to understand the other side. This article is focused on the races of black and white as both of these are apart of me. More specifically, it is putting a spotlight on two sub-categories of the black race: the African American (Black American) and the black West Indian. With the perpetual prejudices running throughout these races I hope that whoever reads this is able to understand some current feelings a little bit better.
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