'MIXED: Exploring What It Means to Be Blended in America' by Jeanne Jones, is a well-researched, timely, and deeply personal analysis of race relations in contemporary America

Jones sets the stage by sharing an incident involving her son and a white nationalist whose violent words and actions were dismissed as "political beliefs", affirming the growing normalization of racism in America (KKK in khakis).

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Articles, Politics, Discrimination, Hatred, Terrorism in the United States, White supremacy in the United States, Disability, Normalization, Racism, Bias, Ku Klux Klan, Implicit stereotype

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NEBRASKA, UNITED STATES

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MASCOT BOOKS

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Jones sets the stage by sharing an incident involving her son and a white nationalist whose violent words and actions were dismissed as "political beliefs", affirming the growing normalization of racism in America (KKK in khakis).
She challenges readers to understand their implicit biases and acknowledge the countless sobering statistics related to persistent racial socioeconomic gaps and disparities in the criminal justice system.
Jones illustrates how her privilege is consistently amplified in unexpected ways as she views the world through the lens of her husband, children, and their shared family experiences.\nKirkus Indie Reviews calls Mixed, "a well-researched, timely, and deeply personal analysis of race in contemporary America."
Candid, compelling, and ultimately revelatory, Mixed is a heartfelt, necessary, and timely exploration into the heart and soul of our nation.\nMixed is available everywhere books are sold, and Jeanne Jones is available for interviews, features, and virtual events.\nView original content to download multimedia: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mixed-exploring-what-it-means-to...\n'

'MIXED: Exploring What It Means to Be Blended in America' by Jeanne Jones, is a well-researched, timely, and deeply personal analysis of race relations in contemporary America

OMAHA, Neb., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Mascot Books announces the release of Mixed: Exploring What It Means to Be Blended in America, written by Jeanne Jones.

Mixed is Jeanne Jones's reflection on being a white wife and mother raising her blended biracial family in the Midwest, while also providing the call-to-action America so desperately needs: to fix the rampant racial injustice this country faces — not tomorrow, not in a year, but today.

Jones combines storytelling and experiences with historical context and compelling data to help engage and educate readers on the complexities that come with mixed-race identity. Jones sets the stage by sharing an incident involving her son and a white nationalist whose violent words and actions were dismissed as "political beliefs", affirming the growing normalization of racism in America (KKK in khakis). She challenges readers to understand their implicit biases and acknowledge the countless sobering statistics related to persistent racial socioeconomic gaps and disparities in the criminal justice system. Jones illustrates how her privilege is consistently amplified in unexpected ways as she views the world through the lens of her husband, children, and their shared family experiences.

Kirkus Indie Reviews calls Mixed, "a well-researched, timely, and deeply personal analysis of race in contemporary America." Candid, compelling, and ultimately revelatory, Mixed is a heartfelt, necessary, and timely exploration into the heart and soul of our nation.

Mixed is available everywhere books are sold, and Jeanne Jones is available for interviews, features, and virtual events.

View original content to download multimedia:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mixed-exploring-what-it-means-to-be-blended-in-america-by-jeanne-jones-is-a-well-researched-timely-and-deeply-personal-analysis-of-race-relations-in-contemporary-america-301286786.html

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