Kerry Ann Rockquemore, Ph.D. Associate Professor of African American Studies @ UIC

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Research Articles on Biracial Identity:

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann, David L. Brunsma, and Daniel Delgado. (forthcoming).  "Racing to Theory or 
Re-Theorizing Race?: Understanding the Struggle to Build a Multiracial Identity Theory" The Journal of Social Issues.

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann. (2005). "Forced to Pass and Other Sins Against Authenticity" Women & Performance: 
A Journal of Feminist Theory, 29(15): 17-31.

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann and  David L. Brunsma. (2003). "Negotiating Racial Identity: Biracial Women and 
Interactional Validation.” Women &Therapy 27(1).

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann and Tracey Lazloffy. (2003). “Exploring Multiple Realities: Using Narrative Approaches in Therapy with Black/White Biracials.” Family Relations 52(2): 119-128.

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann and Patricia Arend. (2003). “Opting for White: Choice, Fluidity, and Black Identity 
Construction in Post-Civil Rights America.” Race and Society 5:51-66.

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann. (2002). “Negotiating the Color Line: The Gendered Process of Racial Identity Construction Among Black/White Biracials.” Gender & Society 16(4): 485-503.

Brunsma, David and Kerry A. Rockqumore. (2002) “What Does “Black” Mean?: Exploring the Epistemological Stranglehold of Racial Categorization.” Critical Sociology 25(1-2): 101-122.

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann and David L. Brunsma. (2002). "Socially Embedded Identities: Theories, Typologies, and Processes of Racial Identity Among Biracials." The Sociological Quarterly 43(3): 335-356.

Brunsma, David and Kerry Ann Rockquemore. (2001). “The New Color Complex: Phenotype, Appearances, and (Bi)racial Identity.” Identity 3(1): 225-246.

Rockquemore, Kerry Ann. (1999) “Between Black and White: Understanding the ‘Biracial’ Experience.” Race and Society 1(2): 197-212.