The Mixed Museum (mixedmuseum.org.uk)

There is a museum for us. The Mixed Museum is an entire digital institution devoted to the history of racial mixing in Britain, grown from academic research and open to anyone with a browser. Its exhibitions trace mixed families through the 20th century and tell the inside story of how the mixed census category came to exist at all, which makes it both an archive and a case study in getting counted. Wander the 2001 census exhibition first, then keep going. It belongs on our resources list.

Link: https://mixedmuseum.org.uk/main-exhibition/2001-uk-census/

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Derrière le mythe métis - [Behind the mixed-race myth] -Book review in French, from La Vie des Idées, of the 2024 study by sociologist Solène Brun.

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The Melting Pot Generation: How Britain Became More Relaxed on Race (British Future)