The Mixed Marriage Project

The Mixed Marriage Project is a compelling memoir by Dorothy Roberts that explores her upbringing in an interracial family amidst 1960s Chicago's segregation, while delving into her parents' groundbreaking research on Black-white marriages. As Roberts uncovers new truths about her family’s history, she reflects on her own identity and the broader implications of interracial relationships over decades. Blending personal storytelling with historical insight, the book offers a poignant examination of family, race, and love.