Being a Multiracial Person Often Means Coping with Marginality and Isolation

Being a multiracial person often means coping with marginality and isolation resulting from external factors related to prejudice. Which of the following is a possible healthy resolution of marginality?

A) The multiracial individual accepts the identity assigned by society.
B) The person may choose to resolve marginality through identification with both groups.
C) The person may decide to choose a single racial identity in an active manner.
D) Identification with a mixed-race heritage or multiracial identity is another option.