Mixed Chicks Chat – Mixed American Life

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EPISODE 245- Mixed Chicks Chat w/spoken word artist-poet Jason Graham and hosted by Steven F. Riley and Jennifer Frappier
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Glenn Robinson to be Featured Guest on Mixed Chicks Chat

October 5, 2011December 31, 2016Glenn (freedom of movement) Robinson @glncvLeave a comment

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Glenn is the creator of the blogs Community Village and Mixed American Life and is an Irish, German, Dutch, English & Austrian American married to a Spanish & Aztec Mexican-American. They have two children and encourage them to identify however they want. Glenn is interested in progressive immigration reform, universal health care and desegregation within schools and communities. He is a life long learner with interests in sociology, anthropology, psychology, history and politics.
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Susan Fales-Hill

September 27, 2011December 31, 2016Glenn (freedom of movement) Robinson @glncvLeave a comment

Susan Fales-Hill, the author of One Flight Up was on Mixed Chicks Chat

Fales-Hill’s parents fled to Italy to avoid opposition to their mixed marriage. Susan was born and lived in Italy until she was two. After, she grew up in New York and graduated from Harvard with a degree in History and Literature.

Click to listen to Fales-Hill’s interview on Mixed Chicks Chat.

Segregation and Hope in Princess Napkins

September 8, 2011December 31, 2016Glenn (freedom of movement) Robinson @glncvLeave a comment

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Fancie Latour of Caramels on Maple Street and Boston Globe’s The Hyphenated Life brought this to my attention during her interview on Mixed Chicks Chat when she told how Tiana napkins (included in a mixed set of princess napkins) were placed to the side at a certain “princess party on steroids.”
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Mixed Chicks Chat with Francie Latour

September 8, 2011November 22, 2012Glenn (freedom of movement) Robinson @glncvLeave a comment

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Latour writes for the Boston Globe at Hyphenated Life http://www.boston.com/community/blogs/hyphenated_life/ and her own blog at Caramels on Maple Street http://caramelsonmaplestreet.com
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