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Linking Identity: Discrimination, Linked Fate, and Spouse’s Race among Adults with Mixed-Race Ancestry

Vanessa Gonlin

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I construct and implement an online survey to discover how people who know of mixed-race ancestry identify, how central their identity is, and who they partner with, and the role racial discrimination and linked fate play in these outcomes.

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I construct and implement an online survey to discover how people who know of mixed-race ancestry identify, how central their identity is, and who they partner with, and the role racial discrimination and linked fate play in these outcomes.

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I construct and implement an online survey to discover how people who know of mixed-race ancestry identify, how central their identity is, and who they partner with, and the role racial discrimination and linked fate play in these outcomes.

Key concepts: Race (biology), Spouse, Mixed race, Identity (music), Social psychology, Psychology, Sociology, Gender studies

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