Children who are Biracial (relating to, or involving members of two races) are a predominant part of our diverse, multicultural communities. Educators, teachers, and parents need to understand what it means to be Biracial, and Biracial children need to understand their own self-identity. These children need a "voice"; adults need to listen that "voice." The needs of Biracial children are unique because in addition to the complexity of child development, Biracial children also struggle with the tensions of validation or non-validation of their choice of self-identity. These factors of social...