Who counts as multiracial? The answer to this question–while never straightforward in the
past–is becoming ever more complicated and contested. Given the very significant growth of …

This special issue brings together nine articles on the experiences of multiracial and
multiethnic individuals from nine different countries across the globe–the United Kingdom …

We identify two dimensions of race for the Latino/Hispanic population in the United States—
Latinos as one category among the various categories of the US “ethno-racial pentagon” …

On the basis of demographic projections by the US Census Bureau, many Americans
believe that their society will transition soon to a majority-minority one. The author analyzes …

Relatively little psychology research has investigated racial-ethnic socialization processes in
multiethnic-racial families despite the fact that more than 1 in 7 children born in the United …

The recent rise in Spain of mixed unions between people born in different countries has
brought about a significant increase in the number of multiethnic and multiracial individuals …

Projections of changes in racial demographics depend on how race is classified. The US
Census Bureau makes several different projections of the nation's racial demographic future …

Recent cohorts of US children increasingly consist of immigrants or the immediate
descendants of immigrants, a demographic shift that has been implicated in high rates of …

Will the rise of genetic ancestry tests (GATs) change how Americans respond to questions
about race and ancestry on censuses and surveys? To provide an answer, we draw on a …

This special issue focuses on ethnic-racial socialization practices in multiracial families, in
large part, because this topic is one that is steeply rising in importance and influence in the …