A Trip Backwards: How People Thought of Interracial Marriages With Asian Men in the Past
People often say that to understand the present, you have to look at the past. That’s why I started my
Read morePeople often say that to understand the present, you have to look at the past. That’s why I started my
Read moreA few weeks ago, a fan wrote to me asking, “Do you and Jun ever fight?” She mentioned fighting on
Read moreA popular graphical illustration of interracial divorces shows some alarming stats for Asian-White couples. But was that really the whole story?
Read more“Determination is everything” could be a call-to-action for many interracial couples navigating all sorts of landmines on the journey to “I do.”
Read moreWhile interracial couples honor Richard and Mildred Loving, the historic US Supreme Court decision bearing their name is only the beginning.
Read moreSo much is written about the vulnerability of intercultural and international couples, that we’re supposedly more likely to divorce.
Read moreThe Southern Poverty Law Center website confirmed my suspicions – that, indeed, a white supremacist website had linked to my interracial love blog.
Read moreSarah Burke and Wong Suey Wong were arrested in California in 1883 for pretextual reasons. Americans really didn’t like the fact that they were in love.
Read moreTwo events I’ve heard about recently have something in common — the idea of people who feel like they own the opposite sex of their race or culture.
Read moreYes, when you choose to date outside the lines, even your breakup attracts a level of scrutiny that nobody should have to endure.
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