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that “mixed-ish” episode where bow got racially profiled for the first time and was in disbelief because she was half white will always be relevant the show did a really good job depicting how confusing this is for most biracial people

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This girl who is a U.S citizen was racially profiled for the first time in her life.She was out walking when an old white woman stopped her telling her she was calling the cops on her for no reason at all except she looked Asian & shouldn’t be in this Country according to her!
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This girl who is a U.S citizen was racially profiled for the first time in her life.She was out walking when an old white woman stopped her telling her she was calling the cops on her for no reason at all except she looked Asian & shouldn’t be in this Country according to her!

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