Association Of Multi Ethnic Americans
The Association of MultiEthnic Americans (AMEA) is an international collaboration of community organizations. With dedication to advocacy and education on behalf of the mixed-race community, AMEA works to promote a community of acceptance and equality.
Read more about Association Of Multi Ethnic Americans: History, Organizational Work, 2000 United States Census
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