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English, 09.12.2020 01:20 edjiejwi

Why do you think it was hard for Mariah to grow up in a family with different backgrounds? The articles says “ Mariah was born on March 27, 1970. She lived in Huntington, New York with her parents and two older sibilants. Her mother is Irish-American. Her father is African-American and Venezuelan. Back then it was hard being in a family of different background”

(I’m talking about Mariah Carey. Someone help me)

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