Do you think that interracial couples are wrong? Just a question ?
969051
Really, it matters not where you live as to wether your children will suffer any form of racial hatred or abuse, or not. I have lived in seven different counties in the U.K. and each time one of my children have suffered. My eldest daughter (12 y.o) was sexually abused by two classmates, my twin boys were targeted and bullied at two different schools because of their color, and finally my youngest daughter had her left arm and leg broken because she 'is not white' and 'wasn't allowed to play with the same toys as white folks'. I am an American citizen, I was born in West Virginia, but my father (who is Jamaican) married a beautiful white woman and my skin color is is btween the two. My wife is African (Morocco) and so our children are not white. \nSo, to answer your question, no, interacial couples are NOT wrong, we have every right to be a couple as the Bushes or the Blairs.
813362
Hi. I'm Rommie's friend. (she answered above) Yeah, although I'm very universal in accepting people of all races, I also have no choice, but to accept the negativity of my race against other people's races and vice versa. It's not my job to correct anyone, and it would be a waste of time, even if I wanted to. These sad individuals have chosen to live a life of hate towards other races and groups, and their's nothing you or I can say or do about it. They have already made up their minds.
347187
I think it's wrong if you're partner doesn't like it. If your partner is ok with it, then do it! But it depends on you and the other person.
368400
Nothing is wrong with it, but some people feel that it is like mixing two different species, as it sounds like you dad thinks. Some people have latent racial bias and some don't.
373789
Inter-racial marriage can and does work. If you keep open lines of communication and discuss cultural differences before you marry. Love has nothing to do with race or culture and I think it's horrible that some parents try to pressure their children into limiting their choices by discouraging inter-racial relationships. My Uncle Ray and Aunt Mary are a perfect example of an inter-racial marriage that was successful, they had been married for 44 years when Uncle Ray passed away. They had a wonderful marriage and two beautiful daughters!
162594
I'm all about any interracial dating. The children always turn out beautiful. Not only that, there are so many beautiful people in the world, why limit yourself to your own race? What if you miss out on the man or woman of your dreams just becasue he or she happened to be a different race and you were too ignorant to accept that?
472693
I think it is good to see people commit to a marriage, it really doesn't matter what race or color. When it comes down to it, we all came from the same place-right? If you are really in live with your mate, then marriage is honorable. After all, you won't be spending the rest of your life with dear old mom and dad, so you've got to follow your heart on this issue.
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I think its fine. But to be honest I would much rather prefer to date/marry in my race not because of skin color or nothing like that but because If I date someone of a differenace race  I know it will always be a issue and if we ever got in a fight He might call me some racist terms  and ya know how it goes... and someone in my race can't do that
1133501
Yes it is wrong\nBe honest
1130514
I had a boyfriend who was/is black.  We broke up but it wasn't due to that.  In the South where cultural lines are still packed with prejudice, it heightened our visibility; not only were we gay in the south, we were interracial as well.  I would be lying if I said it didn't have some stressful points, but all in all it was a good experience.  Oddly when I dated a Native American no one batted an eyelash.
351519
No         \n\n\n\nbut i think its wrong
713035
I think this is a good question to bring up, as it has raised many different responses from others (especially those who did not read the question well and answered assuming the questioner was being racist by asking the question).\n\nI personally do not think you are wrong for NOT wanting to date out of your race.  Many people remain committed to continuing the binds that hold their race true and that is something to be proud of, isn't it?  It used to be.  Every race was happy to continue to lengthen their ethnicity so as not to die out as a race.  In time, it changed and wasn't so important, given social awareness and immigration to other countries.  Then, we saw there was nothing wrong with integration.  So the same should be for those who do not wish to date/marry out of their race.  I can't say that the person needs to have a biased reason, such as "well, as long as you don't do it because you hate other races."  Because you're the one who has to live your life.\n\nYou are not a racist just because you choose to do this.  I have been called names just because I dated OUT of my race.  When I was dating, had men of my race shown interest, I'd happily have dated them, but they stereotyped me and avoided me based on that "probable" information.  I married OUT of my race simply because I fell in love with him - mentally, the "race" thing just didn't register, so I did what I wanted to do.\n\nI am proud of my race and you should be too, as this is our heritage, who we are (good, bad or indifferent).\n\nFor those who misunderstood you, please don't feel bad.  Perhaps they misinterpreted the question - this happens.  Know that you should not feel obligated to date out of your race.  Who are we to say that you should, that this would help lighten racism as we know it?  It's your decision/life, not ours.
1109141
That is a real good point and makes alot of sence..since dating in your race is inter-racial lol
431499
NO! I have been in an interracial relationship for several years and honestly do not even think about his race because I love him. This questions has been asked many many times and if you will notice, the only people that respond no to this question are white boys. Not all white guys feel this way, but the ones that respond no just feel threatened and I think that's really lame. I think you should love everyone and if you feel in your heart that a relationship is right, race should not matter.
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I have a inter-racial marriage.... I've dated guys of several different races.... race is just the color of the skin for the most part... each person is different in many ways.... in which the color of their skin does not matter and does not change anything.... I'm white if you look at me... but, when you take history of mankind in to account.... we are all mixed...
145024
At this point, in the United States, this seems to be a regional issue.  In some areas of the United States, interracial marriages are frequent enough to not even garner any notice whereas other areas, this would still be considered a scandalous occurance.\n\nFrom my experience, here in Southern California, it is common to see interracial couples.  I personally am a Caucasian who it married to a Hispanic/Indian (from India, not Native American) and we don't seem to garner any special attention here at home.  We have noticed that we get some looks when we travel to other regions of the U.S.  We also had a friend who was having a wedding in Illinois that we were going to participate in who warned us that we may get some looks because of our interracial marriage.\n\nIn the long, I believe that interracial marriages will end up being a non-issue although it may take a lot of time in some regions.
451249
I agree that it is wrong and a sin to date a married man/woman.  But the world is not just black and white, it has many colors.  Like if the guy/gal is married for convince like money I would think that it would not be totally out of the question.  There is also the situation where they are married but legally separated again not out of the question.  So, I guess it would depend on the situation.