Interracial marriage
An interracial marriage is when two people
of different races marry. Genetically, there are no physical
impediments to interracial marriage. The factors that help
or hurt a couple of mixed marriage are
cultural and depend on the reactions and influences of the
community in which we live. Society states what “should do” or “should
not do” and this can cause that the reactions of other
members of the community affect the decisions of those
involved before and after marriage.
In this type of marriage is common that
each spouse brings to the marital union a list of what to
do or not do, what to say or not say, in a marriage to
prevent hurting her partner. These individual lists learned in
different cultural groups may cause both apparently inevitable
misunderstandings
and conflicts. When cultural differences such as
regional and class are added to the family the possibility of problems is
bigger. Even small cultural differences can
cause misunderstandings of importance.
I think that despite the racial
differences if there is love, they feel good with each other and they desire to
start a family, the couple should try it and get married. This is what the
story 'My mom is brown. My dad is pink.
We are beige' shows. The story is a great example because the couple met and
decided to get married no matter the difference of cultures.
Obviously, due to different ways of parenting that they have there will be
differences that can end up in discussions and problems, but all
marriages have these discussions and problems even if they are not
interracial. It is about knowing how to handle these problems
and not letting some cultural differences cause a divorce. I
think that despite the cultural differences that may have pairs
of intercultural marriages, love should prevail. People should try it;
I believe it is an interesting way to learn everything about another country
and its culture.
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