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“With brutal candor and one heartbreaking scene after another, Luders-Manuel writes with uncommon tenderness about the challenges of growing up a brown girl in a white world that still struggles to accept biracial Americans. . . . Her story adds valuable insight for any family who wants to know how to raise biracial kids in an America that still sees most people in the binary of Black or white.” —John Blake, author of More Than I Imagined: What a Black Man Discovered About the White Mother He Never Knew