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just some personal views, and yes i do oppose interacial dating, marraige,s, along w/affirmative action,busing,ect,,, ect,,,, ect,,,, ect,,,,
For anyone considering marrying a person with different skin color or from a different culture, there are consequences that must be taken into consideration.
First, there will be opposition and condemnation from some people in society.
Secondly, children of interracial marriages are sometimes discriminated against and teased. In fact, if you think about it, many forms we fill out give us the option to note whether we are "Black," "White," "Hispanic," "Asian," and "Other." I guess that if you are the child of an interracial marriage (and therefore, multiracial), you are "Other" (a strange way to label people).
Thirdly, people from differing cultures have unusual differences to overcome. Often, intercultural marriages, more than interracial marriages (for not all people from different cultures differ in the color of their skin), encounter greater difficulties within the relationship. Cultural practice and prejudice is often more difficult to overcome than is skin color.
Finally, as the old saying goes, when you marry the person, you marry the whole family. One must be prepared to encounter familial ostracization and condemnation.
But all of these difficulties have been encountered by Christians for almost two millennia, though often for reasons other than interracial marriage.
For anyone considering marrying a person with different skin color or from a different culture, there are consequences that must be taken into consideration.
First, there will be opposition and condemnation from some people in society.
Secondly, children of interracial marriages are sometimes discriminated against and teased. In fact, if you think about it, many forms we fill out give us the option to note whether we are "Black," "White," "Hispanic," "Asian," and "Other." I guess that if you are the child of an interracial marriage (and therefore, multiracial), you are "Other" (a strange way to label people).
Thirdly, people from differing cultures have unusual differences to overcome. Often, intercultural marriages, more than interracial marriages (for not all people from different cultures differ in the color of their skin), encounter greater difficulties within the relationship. Cultural practice and prejudice is often more difficult to overcome than is skin color.
Finally, as the old saying goes, when you marry the person, you marry the whole family. One must be prepared to encounter familial ostracization and condemnation.
But all of these difficulties have been encountered by Christians for almost two millennia, though often for reasons other than interracial marriage.
I'm black hes white. oh and i just had that flag up 
Plus, our kids look like versions of Keanu Reeves which to me is a good thing. 
