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Being a multiracial person often means coping with marginality and isolation resulting from external factors related to prejudice. Which of the following is a possible healthy resolution of marginality?
The multiracial individual accepts the identity assigned by society.
The person may choose to resolve marginality through identification with both groups.
The person may decide to choose a single racial identity in an active manner.
Identification with a mixed-race heritage or multiracial identity is another option.

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The multiracial person accepts the identity that society has given them. The individual may decide to overcome marginalization by identifying with both groups. The individual may actively chose to adopt a single racial identity. Another choice is to identify as having a multiracial or mixed-race heritage.

What is a racial identity?

Race is the idea of classifying people into groups according to diverse sets of physical features and the process of giving those groups social significance. The term "ethnicity" refers to the culture of a particular ethnic group, which includes its language, ancestry, religion, and customs. The term "race" refers to socially constructed categories of individuals that are based on physical traits (such as skin colour or facial features). People may identify as bi- or multiracial, or with a single race. Because it fosters a sense of identification with a particular group's cultural values, kinship, and beliefs, a person's racial or ethnic identity is a crucial foundation for their sense of self.

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