C D L Waring
Biographic Data
| ID | 56451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C D L Waring |
| GIVEN NAMES | C D L |
| FAMILY NAME | Waring |
| SIGNATURE | WARING C D L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Massachusetts Lowell |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4310-5470 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Manifestation and Contestation of White Privilege in Multiracial Families: A Disruption
“Genealogy is the retrieval of vital and familial data from records of various types, and its ordering into meaningful relationship patterns” (Durie 2017, p [...]
My Dad Is Racist as Hell: ” Navigating Racism, Monoracism, and White Privilege by Proxy in Multiracial Families
While the dominant narrative of multiracial families in society is that they are atypical, the implicit narrative is that they are racially progressive. In this article, I show how multiracial people with different backgrounds, although all have white ancestry, experience family life in nuanced ways that include racial discrimination and unearned privileges. While research has documented racism and monoracism in multiracial families, scholars hav…
Honorary Whites and Overlooked People of Color: The Racial Conundrum of Multiracial Americans and Asian Americans
Multiracial Americans and Asian American populations are two of the fastest growing racial groups in the United States. Our article is the first to highlight three similarities that show how these groups are uniquely racially misunderstood: (a) both are subsumed under racial umbrella terms that obscure tremendous diversity, (b) both have been considered “honorary whites,” and (some type of) model minorities, and (c) both groups' status as people …
“We’re going to be the new white [people]: ” Multiracial Americans envision the future
As the multiracial population continues to rise, research on this population has expanded. Although multiracial people are often referred to as the future face of America, there are no empirical studies that centre how multiracial individuals themselves envision the future of race relations, given their unique racial vantage point. I analyse how 23 multiracial people of different racialized ancestries, although all have white ancestry, envision t…
Appearance, Parentage, and Paradox: The White Privilege of Bi/Multiracial Americans with White Ancestry
The growth of the bi/multiracial American population has inspired a corresponding surge in scholarship on this historically understudied racial group. Simultaneously, a much-needed mainstream discussion has emerged about the unearned, often invisible privileges of being White in American society. In this article, I enrich the literature in both areas by elucidating how some bi/multiracial Americans benefit from, yet also pay a price for, whitenes…
I Don't Look Like Her: Race, Resemblance, and Relationships in Multiracial Families
Race and resemblance are tied to family membership, and relationships characterize family dynamics. In this article, we argue that race, resemblance, and relationships intersect in distinct, layered ways in multiracial families. While scholarship has documented how multiracial families have historically been considered outside of the norm, little research has explored the impact of this racialized reality on family relationships. This article exa…
I'm a different kind of biracial: How black/white biracial Americans with immigrant parents negotiate race
Increasingly, multiracial families have garnered scholarly attention. However, the roles of ethnicity and immigrant ties are largely absent in bi/multiracial studies. Drawing on 17 in-depth interviews with black/white biracial Americans with at least one immigrant parent, this study analyzes the dynamic interplay of race, ethnicity, and immigrant roots in the bi/multiracial community. Our findings show that participants struggle to articulate the…
It's Like We Have an 'In' Already: The Racial Capital of Black/White Biracial Americans
The increasing bi/multiracial1community in the United States has generated much literature about racial identity and social psychological well-being. Drawing on sixty in-depth interviews with Black/White biracial Americans, this paper shifts the theoretical focus from identity and well-being to the conceptual development of how race shapes bi/multiracial Americans' social interactions with both Whites and Blacks. The majority of participants repo…
It's Like We Have an 'In' Already: The Racial Capital of Black/White Biracial Americans
The increasing bi/multiracial1community in the United States has generated much literature about racial identity and social psychological well-being. Drawing on sixty in-depth interviews with Black/White biracial Americans, this paper shifts the theoretical focus from identity and well-being to the conceptual development of how race shapes bi/multiracial Americans' social interactions with both Whites and Blacks. The majority of participants repo…
I Don't Look Like Her: Race, Resemblance, and Relationships in Multiracial Families
Race and resemblance are tied to family membership, and relationships characterize family dynamics. In this article, we argue that race, resemblance, and relationships intersect in distinct, layered ways in multiracial families. While scholarship has documented how multiracial families have historically been considered outside of the norm, little research has explored the impact of this racialized reality on family relationships. This article exa…
I'm a different kind of biracial: How black/white biracial Americans with immigrant parents negotiate race
Increasingly, multiracial families have garnered scholarly attention. However, the roles of ethnicity and immigrant ties are largely absent in bi/multiracial studies. Drawing on 17 in-depth interviews with black/white biracial Americans with at least one immigrant parent, this study analyzes the dynamic interplay of race, ethnicity, and immigrant roots in the bi/multiracial community. Our findings show that participants struggle to articulate the…
Appearance, Parentage, and Paradox: The White Privilege of Bi/Multiracial Americans with White Ancestry
The growth of the bi/multiracial American population has inspired a corresponding surge in scholarship on this historically understudied racial group. Simultaneously, a much-needed mainstream discussion has emerged about the unearned, often invisible privileges of being White in American society. In this article, I enrich the literature in both areas by elucidating how some bi/multiracial Americans benefit from, yet also pay a price for, whitenes…
My Dad Is Racist as Hell: ” Navigating Racism, Monoracism, and White Privilege by Proxy in Multiracial Families
While the dominant narrative of multiracial families in society is that they are atypical, the implicit narrative is that they are racially progressive. In this article, I show how multiracial people with different backgrounds, although all have white ancestry, experience family life in nuanced ways that include racial discrimination and unearned privileges. While research has documented racism and monoracism in multiracial families, scholars hav…
I'm a different kind of biracial: How black/white biracial Americans with immigrant parents negotiate race
Increasingly, multiracial families have garnered scholarly attention. However, the roles of ethnicity and immigrant ties are largely absent in bi/multiracial studies. Drawing on 17 in-depth interviews with black/white biracial Americans with at least one immigrant parent, this study analyzes the dynamic interplay of race, ethnicity, and immigrant roots in the bi/multiracial community. Our findings show that participants struggle to articulate the…
It's Like We Have an 'In' Already: The Racial Capital of Black/White Biracial Americans
The increasing bi/multiracial1community in the United States has generated much literature about racial identity and social psychological well-being. Drawing on sixty in-depth interviews with Black/White biracial Americans, this paper shifts the theoretical focus from identity and well-being to the conceptual development of how race shapes bi/multiracial Americans' social interactions with both Whites and Blacks. The majority of participants repo…
I Don't Look Like Her: Race, Resemblance, and Relationships in Multiracial Families
Race and resemblance are tied to family membership, and relationships characterize family dynamics. In this article, we argue that race, resemblance, and relationships intersect in distinct, layered ways in multiracial families. While scholarship has documented how multiracial families have historically been considered outside of the norm, little research has explored the impact of this racialized reality on family relationships. This article exa…
Appearance, Parentage, and Paradox: The White Privilege of Bi/Multiracial Americans with White Ancestry
The growth of the bi/multiracial American population has inspired a corresponding surge in scholarship on this historically understudied racial group. Simultaneously, a much-needed mainstream discussion has emerged about the unearned, often invisible privileges of being White in American society. In this article, I enrich the literature in both areas by elucidating how some bi/multiracial Americans benefit from, yet also pay a price for, whitenes…
“We’re going to be the new white [people]: ” Multiracial Americans envision the future
As the multiracial population continues to rise, research on this population has expanded. Although multiracial people are often referred to as the future face of America, there are no empirical studies that centre how multiracial individuals themselves envision the future of race relations, given their unique racial vantage point. I analyse how 23 multiracial people of different racialized ancestries, although all have white ancestry, envision t…
The Manifestation and Contestation of White Privilege in Multiracial Families: A Disruption
“Genealogy is the retrieval of vital and familial data from records of various types, and its ordering into meaningful relationship patterns” (Durie 2017, p [...]
My Dad Is Racist as Hell: ” Navigating Racism, Monoracism, and White Privilege by Proxy in Multiracial Families
While the dominant narrative of multiracial families in society is that they are atypical, the implicit narrative is that they are racially progressive. In this article, I show how multiracial people with different backgrounds, although all have white ancestry, experience family life in nuanced ways that include racial discrimination and unearned privileges. While research has documented racism and monoracism in multiracial families, scholars hav…
Honorary Whites and Overlooked People of Color: The Racial Conundrum of Multiracial Americans and Asian Americans
Multiracial Americans and Asian American populations are two of the fastest growing racial groups in the United States. Our article is the first to highlight three similarities that show how these groups are uniquely racially misunderstood: (a) both are subsumed under racial umbrella terms that obscure tremendous diversity, (b) both have been considered “honorary whites,” and (some type of) model minorities, and (c) both groups' status as people …
Racial and Ethnic Identity Research (8 works) · Critical Race Theory in Education (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Gender Studies (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · White (mutation (6 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Racism (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Privilege (computing (4 works)