What Are You?

As a biracial woman in America, that question has been asked of me more often than I like to admit

Bryanna Alladin
ZORA
Published in
4 min readOct 18, 2019

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“Y“You don’t talk Black.” This is probably the phrase I have heard muttered to me the most when it comes to my identity. My mother is white and my father is black. Therefore, I identify as biracial, having parents of two different races. As a person of color, I am faced with…

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Bryanna Alladin
ZORA
Writer for

Student, traveler, and personal writer from the Pacific Northwest, currently residing in Houston, Texas. Lover of the strange, monstrous, and beautiful.