We investigate the association of race and ethnicity, and racial mixture, with parent-child relationships.
Primary schools in Kuala Lumpur are classified into four zones and the Pudu zone was purposively selected for its mixture of ethnicity and income levels.
"You look at the band, and it's a mixture of ethnicities," said Stephen Palgon, 34, a television documentary maker.
Lhasa today is a curious mixture of ethnicities and eras: street vendors sell chunks of hand-churned yak butter from barrows, while not far away gleaming storefronts advertise Nike.
In the lobby of Greenwich, a grand player piano was programmed to play ragtime in a plant-filled atrium; at New York-Presbyterian, a uniformed security officer checked photo ID's as a polyglot mixture of ethnicities vied for one of the poky elevators that would take us to the 12th floor, where the sickest babies were kept.
It was reminiscent of the criticism Woods faced when he told Oprah Winfrey in a 1997 interview that it bothered him to be referred to as an African-American when he was a mixture of ethnicities or, as he described himself, a Cablinasian, in a nod to his Caucasian, black, Native American and Asian heritages.
Susheela, later known as Sheila, immigrated from Kuala Lumpur to work as a nurse; their children, Vincent and Ellie, are a mixture of ethnicities.
The non-Māori group represents a mixture of ethnicities, including other groups that suffer a health disadvantage in NZ, such as Pacific Island people.
However, there was a mixture of ethnicities and faith groups in each FGD and this could have affected the interactions within groups.
As discussed previously, differences in results may also be a function of differences between cities (e.g., pollutant mixtures, geography, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, climate, time activity patterns, study cohort including age group and other reasons [ 28]).
