White minority (white) have a problem with anyone who would marry an Indian, Spanish, Oriental, or Middle East. Real problem with those who have racial prejudices of their citizens and others who despise spouse was black. That is, unless it is a black.
This attitude stems from inter racial couples prejudice derived from slavery. Blacks are still seriously looking down on some of our community who convince themselves that they are somehow better. So the idea of a romantic relationship is in black and white, is enough to let them go ballistic. their narrow minds can not understand that true love is without boundaries.
The good news is not easy to be young people paranoid. Despite news reports to people who have participated in the neo-Nazi movement, younger adults than ever before to accept those of race relations and may even participate on its own. Not only that, but the old argument that the future generation of this relationship will not accept any race has been disproven. Those who have adopted multi-ethnic heritage, some of whom later became well-known sports figures, politicians, actors, big musical personality, a successful business.
However, there is room for criticism, both sides of the inter racial couples fence.
Indeed, the black community of double standards. The men were allowed to enter the main color of relationships with white women, but the reverse is not acceptable. White people black women are expected to consider, because it is the opponent. Thus, women who enter into a loving relationship with both white people and to please others. It did not do so. At least, that is to teach them that they are asking questions.
Stevie Wonder song "Ebony and Ivory" seems to apply to the relationship between black and white, except that of black women who love white people. This is a contradiction, but also a very real experience of the daily routine, those who fall into this category.
However, there is no problem problems, there are some differences between the problems is the nature of race relations a major import.
Monday, May 3, 2010
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