Black, White, Other: Biracial Americans Talk About Race and Identity by Lise Funderburg

In Black, White, Other, Lise Funderburg presents a groundbreaking collection of intimate interviews with biracial Americans who share the complexities of navigating identity in a racially divided society. Through their voices—diverse in age, background, and experience—emerge themes of belonging, discrimination, pride, and self-definition. Honest, reflective, and deeply human, this book captures the nuances of living between worlds and challenges the rigid boundaries of race in America. It remains a vital exploration of identity and heritage, filled with clarity, empathy, and insight.