Important Information: The editorial in Urban Mozaik, as a whole body of work, is copyrighted by Dream World Media, LLC./Urban Mozaik Magazine. Any part of this website, in whole or in part, cannot be reproduced without written permission from Urban Mozaik Magazine. Each individual article is copyrighted by each respective author and cannot be reproduced, in whole or in part, without written permission from the author.

Pub Date: Articles are listed chronologically beginning with the most recent:
Identity and Mixed Race:
11/2007 Putting the Jerrys, Rikkis and Leezas Out Of Business
 Why do people insist on seeing multi-racial families as “different?”
By Heike Boehnke-Sharp  
11/2007 Clueless
 By Rudy Guevarra
04/2007 Wise Father Bestows a Legacy of Facing Challenges
An Indian-American woman cherishes the gifts her father gave her
By Asra Q. Nomani
12/2006 The Mexipino Experience
A personal reflection of a multiethnic community in San Diego
By Rudy P. Guevarra, Jr.
12/2006 Who Are The Anglo-Indians?
The history of a community that bridged two cultures
By Margaret Deefholts
08/2006 Korean or American? The Complexities of Biculturalism and Biracialism
A young Hapa woman examines her position in American society
By Tammy Conard-Salvo
11/2005 Mix It Up
 New line of greeting cards serves Interracial and Multiracial consumer groups.
01/2005 Me, We: Individuality and Social Responsibility That Knows No Boundaries
What direction should the multiracial movement take? By Daniel McNeil
10/2004 I Arise on the Backs of My Ancestors
A young woman negotiates between her English and Ghanaian identities. By Naa-Adei Kotey
10/2004 A Tribute To Roy Campanella
The multicultural heritage of one of baseball’s greatest. By Emily Monroy
03/2004 Banana Boy
Activist and Artist Samuel Chow Embraces the Cultural Complexities of Being Young, Queer and an Immigrant.
By Michelle Clarke
04/2003 Asian-American and Jewish
A Scholar Seeks Subjects For Upcoming Book. By Patricia Y.C.E. Lin
05/2001 Africans and Indians: Only in America
Bound By Commonality and Miscegenation Throughout American History. By William Loren Katz
03/2001 In Defence (and Celebration) of Mutts
One Woman's Pride In Bridging Cultures Within Herself. By Ami Chen Mills
01/2001 Where Do I Fit In? Finding an Identity Above and Below the 49th Parallel . By Karen Landmann
01/2001 Black, White and Jewish An Autobiography of a Shifting Self.
01/2001 An Icon of Two Selves: Remembering Hawai'i's Crown Princess, Victoria Ka'iulani
The Story of a Mixed Race Princess. By Mindi Reid
01/1997 The "Other" Box - You May Think That You're Bi-racial or Multi-racial But... By Phalana Tiller

Important Information: The editorial in Urban Mozaik, as a whole body of work, is copyrighted by Dream World Media, LLC./Urban Mozaik Magazine. Any part of this website, in whole or in part, cannot be reproduced without written permission from Urban Mozaik Magazine.

Each individual article is copyrighted by each respective author and cannot be reproduced, in whole or in part, without written permission from the author.

This website: Copyright © 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dream World Media, LLC. / Urban Mozaik Magazine. All rights reserved. The opinions expressed in Urban Mozaik Magazine are not necessarily those of Urban Mozaik Magazine and the publisher cannot be held responsible for them. This website/publication, in whole or in part, may not be reproduced without written permission from the publisher.