Black woman & Japanese man 1920’s

Romain and I

Jack and Farzaneh Guillebeaux, on their wedding day in 1965. At that time, in North Carolina, it was legal for interracial couples to live together, but not to marry. So the two of them decided to drive 500 miles north to Wilmette, Illinois, where the Baha’i Temple welcomed their wedding.

Romain and I

My maternal great-great grandmother (Child of an African/African-American slave and white slave master) Mattie

Romain and I

The only Black man on the Titanic

Me, my brothers, my mother, and my step dad