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Couples In Interracial Marriages Get Real About What Life Is Like
Less than 50 years ago, interracial relationships were often frowned upon. Societal norms looked down on couples who had different skin color and laws were set in place that prevented interracial marriages from occurring. Despite living a modern era where diversity has become more accepted, married couples who come from different races are still shunned and negatively talked about. Even though these men and women receive some form of backlash, they are committed to their vows and hope their love inspires others to accept an interracial marriage as something completely normal.

SMH

1
Yes my wife is black and I'm not. Stop staring. 
This isn't a white people thing either, it's everyone: blue black yellow and polka dotted.
It's not 1930. Get over it people.

From:
Centerton, Arkansas, US

Winning.

2
I'm white. 
My husband is Black and Hispanic.
Haters are just jealous that our kids are breathtakingly gorgeous.

From:
Randallstown, Maryland, US

Parenting done right.

3
I'm in an interracial marriage and together we know 5 languages. Our future kids will learn all 5.

From:
Sydney, New South Wales, AU

OMG

4
Being in an interracial marriage with daughters,  Trump offends, at minimum,  3 aspects of my life every time he opens his mouth.

From:
Gainesville, Florida, US

This is so rude.

5
I'm in an interracial marriage and I constantly feel like an outcast, my sister in law has made it very clear I'm not a part of their family.

From:
Allen Park, Michigan, US

Should this be a thing?

6
I think there should be a interracial love pride parade. Interracial marriage was illegal in the past and some people don't like it, just like gay marriage. I want my love celebrated too!

From:
Somewhere

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