Dorothy Roberts揭露了她父母对异族伴侣的种族研究, Dorothy Roberts reveals her parents' racialized study of interracial couples, confronting her own identity and challenging the fetishization of mixed-race relationships.

宾夕法尼亚大学教授桃乐西·罗伯茨(Dorothy Roberts)在她的回忆录* 《混合婚姻计划》* 中, 探究她父母在1930-1960年代对芝加哥种族间夫妇的研究, In her memoir *The Mixed Marriage Project*, University of Pennsylvania professor Dorothy Roberts explores her parents’ 1930s–1960s research on interracial couples in Chicago, uncovering her mother, a Black Jamaican immigrant, played a key role interviewing wives while her white father studied husbands. Roberts震惊地发现自己被列名为224名参与者, 反省自己是黑人女子的身份与白人父亲, 批评她父亲的种族化科学方法, 并着重指出与黑人男子结婚的白人移民妇女所面临的社会和经济困难。 Roberts, shocked to find herself listed as participant 224, reflects on her identity as a Black woman with a white father, critiques her father’s racialized scientific approach, and highlights the social and economic hardships faced by white immigrant women who married Black men. 她挑战种族间关系的恋童癖和双种族儿童,倡导种族平等,其根基是承认人平等,而不是通过混合遗产。 She challenges the fetishization of interracial relationships and biracial children, advocating for racial equality rooted in recognizing people as equals, not through mixed heritage.