Marcia and Millie Biggs say they’ve never been subjected to racism—just curiosity and surprise that twins could have such different skin colors.
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Marcia has brown hair and fair skin. Millie has black hair and brown skin. From first glance, 11-year-old Marcia and Millie may not look like sisters because they don’t share the same skin tone. These fraternal twins share some insight and guide us in breaking down the meaning of racism and the best way to combat it.

Read the April 2018 article on the twins, “These Twins, One Black and One White, Will Make You Rethink Race” and check out the full National Geographic special issue on race.
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