Who would prefer to be segregated?Would you prefer to only be with your own race?
475410
There are way too many people who are of mixed racial backgrounds (myself included) for this to even be possible.\nBesides haven't we established equal rights for all men women and children as our goal as a society?
1100244
I'm white, I guess if I had to change my race I'd want to be Puerto Rican (Yeah, alittle specific)  They're usually really pretty and have great attitudes :)
34579
You have a good point.  And I totally understand if maybe you don't want to have children with a white man.  I have heard that kids with mixed races have a harder time in society than that of one race.  I don't know if thats true or not, but Either way, its your choice and your life and none of their business.
94388
hell yeah. but we are really segregated!
73278
Speaking only for myself - no, not at all!  It's a matter of individual preference.
870308
Yes, I actually would. You said that whites should date whites, you didn't say that white was just your preference. If you have to ask if that's racist, then you should already know the answer.
814660
Yes it matters to me anyway. I'd much more prefer someone of my own kind to be life-partners with. Why? Because I'm one of those people who believe in sticking with your own. In this world today this melting pot is destroying the cultures and tradtiotns people of all over the world have kept up for long times. Mixing it isn't helping.
833049
G'day Gistambition,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nThey would probably end what they considered to be racism but it might not embrace their own attitudes.\n\nAs they don't have such power and are unlikely to get it, it doesn't worry me too much.\n\nRegards
933687
both equally.  i like each in their own way.  like whatever you want to like, regardless of the stereotypes surrounding it.
274317
You should never *have* to separate yourself, whether you look similar to others or different. People just need to learn to get past their prejudices, but it'll be easier if differences aren't forced on them. Just go on with your daily routine as if nothing about your life is different, and deal with what comes. Be honest with yourself.
449300
Your question is confusing. do you mean raciality. if that is what you mean, I believe that we need to know that all people where created in the image of God. WE ARE ALL CREATED EQUAL. There should probably be more integration in the activities that the community does.  Also maybe school integration... again.
1007353
i would like to, but back then black people were not accepted if black could be accepted as we are now then yes and also womens right would have to be in effect as it is today then yes i would love to go back to those days because gas was not sooooo expensive and the diners were so cool and as you said honesty and respect and marriage not divorce was the norm
1103817
hear hear!  I'm canadian and believe it is an intentional choice, so as to marginalize any other americans, we must be sub-categorized as if we north americans are less important.  (also south, central, latin, african, etc, etc.)
433377
When will people start taking steps of their own to end this kinda bull. Why can't people just like someone for who they are as a whole and not have to single out which race they like better? Come on...be a part of the solution!
535041
It doenst matter to them and i wouldnt care what they'd think. Its my life - my choice.. not theirs, plus they can't say nothing because they had me and i am multiracial. \nI am korean, white (polish) and native american and my husband is black. \nWe have an absolutely beautiful daughter.. mix kids are the most beautiful ones.
484231
Okay, as far as each group being able to have its own board members, okay.\n\nIt's better than bussing children miles away to school, when there is one down the block from them.\n\nIt would be a good idea if there is a lot of racially motivated fights in a particular school.\n\nBUT--isn't this taking a step backward?  Isn't it telling our children that they are all "different," instead of instilling the information that "we are all the same?"\n\nCould it make racial relations in the future even worse?\n\nThere's a lot to think about here.  The most important being our children and our world.
677633
I think interracial relationships are great I'm mixed black and white and my niece is mixed also.  You go for what you like color desn't really matter because at the end of the day every one is still the same on the inside and we all have the same problems only difference is the skin color and looks.