Sentence examples for multiracial students from inspiring English sources

Multiracial students confess to spending sleepless nights worrying about how best to answer the race question on college applications.

"A lot of people said, 'You're just a quarter, that's not enough,' " said Mr. Edmonds, a member of Mosaic, an affinity group for multiracial students at Andover.

For 2019, Stuyvesant offered admissions to 587 Asian students, 194 white students, 45 of unknown race or ethnicity, 33 Latino students, 20 multiracial students and nine Native Americans.

Of the students offered admission, 50.6percentt are men and 49.4percentt are women; 47 percent have self-identified as people of color, including biracial or multiracial students.

Of the students offered admission, 50.2percentt are men and 49.8percentt are women; 48.8 percent have self-identified as people of color, including biracial and multiracial students.

The play, written and directed by sophomore Kimiko Matsuda-Lawrence, is based on interviews with more than 40 Harvard students who identify as black and have a wide range of backgrounds, including international and multiracial students.

When choosing between two such applicants, some universities might lean toward the multiracial student because he will need less financial aid while still counting toward affirmative-action goals.

While there, she organized the Federation of Progressive Students with Ismail Meer, Joe Slovo (her future husband), Yusuf Dadoo, J.N. Singh, and others, creating a radical multiracial student organization that opposed apartheid.

In a typical year, Ms. López-Mullins, the Peruvian-Chinese-Irish-Shawnee-Cherokee president of a multiracial student group at the University of Maryland, says she is asked to fill out forms for school, for extracurricular activities and standardized tests, for example, that follow no set standards in asking the questions or gathering the answers.

But Mr. Johnson and a multiracial coalition of students are pushing for the university to change its past practices so students can properly commemorate the achievements of the Rev. Martin Luther King.

Then, it got quiet as a multiracial line of students linked arm-in-arm surrounded the quad.