Macca371

I know that in many cases, parents can react negatively to their children having partners of a different race, which I think is unacceptable, and this can stop the children from having possibly lifelong loving relationships. It can also be in the form of pressure from other members of the family, and peers. I'm afraid it happens a lot, and it's sad really.

We should look at NYC, which is probably on of the most culturally diverse places on earth, and take their example. They are very tolerant of race and I doubt they even consider it within a relationship. There are Jewish people, afro-American people, Chinese people, Japanese people, Asian people... and most people won't care. There are no inter-racial fights in the streets... types of people may congregate to different areas of town and it's still not perfect but they can come together and have lots of fun.

Differences should be appreciated and adored, they shouldn't intimidate and put off.