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Previous Interviews

Monica McGoldrick
Director of the Multicultural Family Institute

Jaiya John
Author, Black Baby White Hands: A View from the Crib

Marie Myung-Ok Lee
Author, Somebody‘s Daughter

Matt Kelley
Founder and President, MAVIN Foundation

Mardie Caldwell
Founder, Lifetime Adoption

Arun Narayan Toke’
Publisher and Editor, Skipping Stones

Laura Gannarelli
President, Paper Lantern

Cheri Register
Author, Beyond Good Intentions

Nancy Kim Parsons
Documentary Filmmaker

Five Questions with Tiffany Morrison

Our next featured guest is Tiffany Morrison, owner of Mix It Up, a new line of greeting cards for interracial couples and multiracial consumers (www.mix-it-up.net).

As the biracial daughter of an African-American father and Anglo mother, Tiffany’s mother has colored and customized store bought greeting cards to reflect the family’s racial makeup for years. Her upbringing was one that was creative, academic, and proactive—writing letters, making phone calls, and volunteering to make a difference in her community. It wasn’t until recently that Tiffany had an “a-ha” moment and decided to launch Mix It Up.

Professionally, Tiffany has extensive experience with launching and marketing new properties, most recently at The Walt Disney Company and now as the owner of Lane Morrison Marketing. The combination of her professional experience combined with her multiracial background made launching Mix It Up a decision that made sense.

Since launching in February 2005, Mix It Up has had an overwhelmingly positive response. Future plans for the company include re-launching and expanding the product line and website to become a leading brand for multiracial and interracial consumers.