Title: Not the universal biracial experience
Product review: I'm also black, white and Jewish and was hoping to see myself in these pages....alas, I did not. I did relate to one or two things but for the most part, I found the book lacking.It is important for biracial literature to be out there in the marketplace but readers should note that there are many aspects of biraciality and that this book is not the universal biracial experience; particularly since she is someone of a very privileged background - daughter of a writer and a lawyer, a Yale grad, a worker on a movie set as a teenager. That's pretty rare for anyone, regardless of what race the person is.Furthermore, while she is very open about her biraciality, she is very vague about her bisexuality. Why? Perhaps that is her next book...
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