Sharmane Fury A.K.A. Mixed Girl Mane is a self-identified Blackanese (Black and Asian) podcaster and rising voice in the mixed race community. Sharmane joins Willing to Learn to discuss all things mixed race identity. Sharmane and I talk about what it’s like growing up mixed race, unpack some of the misconceptions about multiracialism, and offer resources for mixed race people and monoracial people who are eager to understand the mixed race experience.

For more information on Sharmane, visit:

• MilitantlyMixed on all social media platforms
• Militantlymixed.com
• GulfCoastCosmos.com
• MasksByMane.com Promo Code: First100 for 10% off

***Read below to access some of Sharmane’s recommended resources from the episode:

• Dr Jenn Noble – https://drjenntherapy.com/
• Sarah Lotus – Life Couch for Mixed people – https://mixedbloomroom.com/
• Swirl Girl: Coming of Race in the US by TaRessa Stovall – https://taressastovall.com/
• Mostly White, Novel – Alison Hart – https://www.torreyhouse.org/mostly-white

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Dr. JD Lopez is an assistant professor, a published author, a veteran, and a tribal member of the Quechan tribe of Fort Yuma, California. Not to mention, he’s also my husband! JD joins Willing To Learn to discuss all things Native American. JD explains what it’s like growing up off the Rez, dispels some myths surrounding Native American people, and gives advice on how you can support local tribes near you.

Topics:

• Warrior Traditions and Heritage
• Indigenous Education Perspectives
• Research in Indigenous Studies
• Policy Implications and Advocacy
• Cultural Traditions and Symbols
• Historical Context and Understanding
• Indigenous Identity and Representation
• Literary Contributions and Publications
• Military Service and Veteran Experience
• Tribal Membership and Community

For more information on JD, visit: Jamesondlopez.com

Read below to access some of JD’s recommended resources from the episode:

Shop Native:

• The NTVS: www.thentvs.com
• B. Yellowtail: www.byellowtail.com
• Mean Right Hook: www.meanrighthook.com

Read Native:

• Deloria, V. (1969). Custer died for your sins: An Indian manifesto. University of Oklahoma Press.
• American Indian’s Children’s Literature by Debbie Reese: www.americanindiansinchildrensliterature.blogspot.com
• Shotton, H., Lowe, S., & Waterman, S. (2013). Beyond the asterisk: Understanding Native American college students.

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 @ashddominguez

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