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I’m writing a paper on interracial marriage, and i need help with opinions and facts! if you have any please let me know!
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It doesn’t.
I honestly do not see how it would. A marriage vow is a marriage vow. What difference would someone’s color make? We are ALL members of the HUMAN RACE. Your teacher must be a Liberal.
Zero affect. People are people.
My son marrie an Asian girl, I accept her as my daughter just as I would any other girl, if my son loves her then it is his life, and only he can make that decision, I will respect her and give all the love I do for my own children.
Bible. Fact. Moses wife was African and he was white. Another fact, if people traced their True roots, they would be quit surprised at who they are related too. My ancestor was the first black minister after slavery. I’m White American. So who cares what color someone is. Their people first.
Interracial marriages have been going on for thousands of years..doesn’t affect any traditional views of marriage..interviewing an interracial couple would be wise, along with a couple of the same race and interviewing couples of different cultural backgrounds may give you a broader view of marriages
What I know is about intra-cultural marriages, rather than interracial marriages. I think that interracial marriages are fine and have no real affect on views, UNLESS one person is also from another country. Then you have all sorts of different views on marriage, relationships, divorce, parenting, submission, etc.
Not it does not
What affects the traditional view of the institution of marriage are:
Living together
Having babies with out being marry
Famous people getting marry and divorce with in months, making a joke of marriage
TV and Movies that make marriage look dumb or awful
These have more effect on the view of marriage than interracial couples
Nothing at all… marraige between any woman and any man is *marraige* Race is a nonfactor
It doesn’t, Im western european and will be marrying a middle eastern girl,Apart from religeous differences and making allowances on both sides( eg talking about them) we are both human and love each other.Marriage is marriage, and personally dont see what race has anything to do with it as in any race/religion its a commitment to each other for life