I am not african Africa is in me, but I cannot
return
I am not taina. Taino is in me, but there is no
way back
I am not european, Europe lives in me, but I
have no home there.
I am new. History made me. My first
language was spanglish,
I was born at the crossroads
and I am whole
What best expresses the speaker's point about a
person's identity as an American?

People with multiracial identities often
become confused about their heritage.

Multiracial Americans feel alone and
fragmented as individuals.

Multicultural individuals should embrace their
heritages and see themselves as complete