Abstract
ABSTRACT This critical duoethnography examines the experiences of Multiracial Women of Color graduate students in order to inform best practices when advising and working with Women of Color in graduate school. As Multiracial Women of Color the authors navigate not feeling racially enough, essentialism, exotification, and a desire for community, membership, and sister solidarity.
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