Sentence examples for Dual heritage from inspiring English sources

Dual heritage The Bounds Green children particularly enjoy the Charlie and Lola series, in which Lola's best friend Lotta is black.

I'm dual heritage myself.

It's one that Younis, himself of dual heritage, is determined to see through.

It quoted a Guardian article that asked whether Obama's dual heritage could reshape Britain's special relationship with the US.

I am reminded of another incident told to me by my dual heritage 18-year old neighbour.

Yinka Shonibare is listed as being American and Nigerian and a dual heritage is the crux of her art.

Ensure that biracial children appreciate their dual heritages.

When it comes to dual-heritage children, parents take different approaches.

When British dual-heritage actor Thandie Newton was cast as Olanna, the voluptuous, brown-skinned and beautiful Igbo heroine of the film adaptation of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel Half of a Yellow Sun, there was a furore.

Increasingly, colour-blind casting is apparent in Shakespeare, where black or dual-heritage Juliets or Rosalinds are becoming par for the course, but it needs to seep further into other classics and contemporary plays too.

If Britain is truly comfortable in its multi-cultural identity, might not the term dual-heritage be a better description, because it would be indicative of a cultural equivalence of Ennis's rich Jamaican and English heritage.