Why Interracial Love Is Still Hard in U.S. What about Italy?
Why Interracial Love Is Still Hard (For example in France there has never been laws against interracaial marriage as opposed to the U.S. where there were laws against Whites marrying Blacks, Chinese and other minorities. My friend from France who is staying with me now is White but he has Black cousins in France. I think the same is more or less true for Italy.) Interracial relationships are more common now than in, say, 1950 but the pressure on today’s mixed couple is still very real. The miscegenation of our society may seem to be growing at a steady rate based on how often we’ve been talking about race lately. But let’s not kid ourselves. Interracial relationships represent approximately seven percent of couples in the country, which is incredible progress considering they represented just .07 percent in 1960. But for our ever-diversifying nation, these are alarmingly low figures. For the most part, everyone is still sticking to their “own kind.” Is this intentional segregation or j
